Question-18: answer - 25%
Net sales = $1,000,000
Gross profit = $250,000
Gross profit % = gross profit×100/net sales
= $250,000×100/$1,000,000
Gross profit % = 25%
Question-19: answer-$600,000
Net sales = $2,000,000
Expected gross profit % = 30%
Probable gross profit = net sales × gross profit %
= $2,000,000 × 30%
Probable gross profit = $600,000.
QUESTION 18 Tomas company used the periodic method for inventory. During 2019 they had the following...
Tomas company used the periodic method for inventory. During 2019 they had the following information: Net sales: $1,000,000 gross was 7596 2596 O 496 10096 QUESTION 19 During 2019 the Smith Co. had net sales of $2,000,000 and an expected gross profit percentage of 30%. The probable gross profit O $600,000 O $1,000,000 O $2,000,000 o $1,400,000
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