Business, 03.12.2019 22:31 Kinglilray998

Cost of goods sold equals:

(a) beginning inventory plus net sales minus ending inventory.
(b) ending inventory plus net purchases minus beginning inventory.
(c) beginning inventory plus net purchases minus ending inventory.
(d) beginning inventory minus net purchases plus ending inventory.

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