Your answer is correct for a) b) and c)
Sales – Cost of goods sold = Gross profit
Gross profit per unit = Selling price – Cost per unit = $ 400-$150 = $250 per unit
Total Sales revenue = $400* 6 = $2,400
Cost of goods sold = $150* 6 = $900
Total Gross profit = $250*6 = $1,500
For d) the cost of unsold bicycles will remain part of inventory
It will be reported on the Balance Sheet as Inventory (Under Current assets below Accounts receivable)
The amount to be reported is $600 ($150*4 bicycles)
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