Solution - 1 | Calculation of First year gross profit of Zip Co. : | ||||||
= Sales + Closing Inventory - Opening Inventory - Purchase | |||||||
= $ 1,50,000 + $ 25,000 - $ 0 - $ 1,25,000 | |||||||
= $ 50,0000 | |||||||
Therefore, ( b ) $ 50,000 is correct answer. | |||||||
Solution - 2 | Calculation of COGS of Flab Co's income statement : | ||||||
= Opening Inventory + Purchase - Closing Inventory | |||||||
= $ 1,20,000 + $ 70,000 - $ 1,10,000 | |||||||
= $ 80,0000 | |||||||
Therefore, ( c ) $ 80,000 is correct answer. | |||||||
Solution - 3 | Calculation of COGS : | ||||||
First calculate Opening inventory | |||||||
= Sales + Closing Inventory - Purchase - Gross Profit | |||||||
= $ 3,20,000 + $ 75,000 - $ 1,00,000 - $ 2,50,000 | |||||||
= $ 45,000 | |||||||
Calculation of COGS | |||||||
= Opening Inventory + Purchase - Closing Inventory | |||||||
= $ 45,000 + $ 1,00,000 - $ 75,000 | |||||||
= $ 70,0000 | |||||||
Therefore, ( a ) $ 70,000 is correct answer. | |||||||
Solution - 4 | Calculation of COGS : | ||||||
= Opening Inventory + Purchase - Closing Inventory | |||||||
= $ 0 + $ 1,25,000 - $ 25,000 | |||||||
= $ 1,00,0000 | |||||||
Therefore, ( d ) $ 1,00,000 is correct answer. | |||||||
Solution - 5 | Calculation of Opening inventory : | ||||||
= Sales + Closing Inventory - Purchase - Gross Profit | |||||||
= $ 3,05,000 + $ 75,000 - $ 1,00,000 - $ 2,50,000 | |||||||
= $ 30,0000 | |||||||
Therefore, ( a ) $ 30,000 is correct answer. |
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