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MAKE journal entries 4 buys 60,000 shirts at L 333.33 each, in cash 5 14 shirts from the previous purchase are returned 7 buys 120,000 shirts at L 366.66 each. to credit 12 150,000 shirts are sold at L 1,599.99 each. to credit 13 return 1 shirt from the previous sale 18 buy 14 shirts at L 339.99 each. to credit 20 6 shirts are sold at L 1,666.99 each. which is 50% cash and 50% credit
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Answer to a math question MAKE journal entries 4 buys 60,000 shirts at L 333.33 each, in cash 5 14 shirts from the previous purchase are returned 7 buys 120,000 shirts at L 366.66 each. to credit 12 150,000 shirts are sold at L 1,599.99 each. to credit 13 return 1 shirt from the previous sale 18 buy 14 shirts at L 339.99 each. to credit 20 6 shirts are sold at L 1,666.99 each. which is 50% cash and 50% credit
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60,000 \text{ camisas} \times L 333.33 = L 19,999,800
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14 \text{ camisas} \times L 333.33 = L 4,666.62
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120,000 \text{ camisas} \times L 366.66 = L 43,999,200
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150,000 \text{ camisas} \times L 1,599.99 = L 239,998,500
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1 \text{ camisa} \times L 1,599.99 = L 1,599.99
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14 \text{ camisas} \times L 339.99 = L 4,759.86
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6 \text{ camisas} \times L 1,666.99 = L 10,001.94
L 10,001.94 \times 0.5 = L 5,000.97 \quad \text{(al contado)}
L 10,001.94 \times 0.5 = L 5,000.97 \quad \text{(al crédito)}
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