Calculate net income
Revenue (2850+1500) | 4350 |
Expense | |
Supplies expense | 200 |
Salaries expense (950*2) | 1900 |
Utilities expense | 125 |
Rent expense | 500 |
Total expense | 2725 |
Net income | 1625 |
So answer is b) $1625
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