Accountancy, asked by anonymous1909, 3 months ago

when there are sales Rs.24,000, sales return Rs.1500, Gross profit Rs.9000, what will be the cost of goods sold?​

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Answered by Sauron
171

Answer:

Cost of Goods Sold  will be Rs. 13,500

Explanation:

Given :

  • Sales = Rs. 24,000
  • Sales return =  Rs. 1,500
  • Gross profit =  Rs. 9,000

To find :

  • Cost of Goods Sold

Solution :

Net Sales = Cost of Goods Sold + Gross Profit

Net Sales = ??

Net Sales = Sales - Sales return

⇒ 24,000 -  1500

⇒ 22,500

Net Sales = Rs. 22,500

Net Sales = Cost of Goods Sold + Gross Profit

Let,

Cost of Goods Sold  = x

So,

⇒ 22,500 = x +  9,000

⇒  x  = 22,500 - 9,000

⇒  x  =  13,500

Cost of Goods Sold  = Rs. 13,500

∴  Cost of Goods Sold  will be Rs. 13,500

Answered by Anonymous
1060

Answer:

Given

  •  \sf{Sales = Rs.24000}
  • \sf{Sales\: return =  Rs.1,500}
  • \sf {Gross\: profit =  Rs.9,000}

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To find

  • \sf{Cost\: of \:Goods\: Sold = ?}

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Solution :

Here, sales price of good is ₹ 24000

But also ₹1500 sales return on Selling price

Finding net sales of Good :

So,

 { \red{\leadsto{ \sf \pink{Net \:  Sales} =  \purple{Sales \:  rupee  -  Sales  \: return \:  rupee}}}}

  \red \leadsto\sf \pink{Net \:  Sales }= \purple{ 24000 - 1500}

  \red \leadsto\sf \pink{Net \: Sales} = \purple {22500}

Net sales of good = ₹22500.

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Now,Let the cost of Goods Sold be 'x' rupee.

Finding of Cost of Goods Sold :

So,

  \red\leadsto \sf \purple{ 22500} = \pink{ x +  9000}

 \red\leadsto \sf \purple{x}  =  \pink{22500 - 9000}

  \red\leadsto \sf \purple{ x}  = \pink{13500}

{\Large{\underline{\boxed{\frak{ \purple{x}= \pink{13500}}}}}}

Cost of Goods Sold  = Rs. 13,500

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Therefore

The cost of Goods Sold will be 13,500.

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