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Determining Amounts for Items Omitted from Income Statement One item is omitted in each of the following four lists of income statement data. Sales $463,400 (b) $1,295,000 (d) Cost of merchandise sold (a) $410,000 (c) $900,000 Gross profit 83,500 277,500 275,000 600,000 Determine the missing amount.

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