Option (E) is correct
Supplies expense A/c. Dr $18,800
To Supplies A/c. $18,800
(To Record adjusting entry for supplies unused)
Working note :
Beginning supplies :. $ 8000
Add : purchased $ 20800
Less : supplies used. $ -10000
Unused supplies. $18,800
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