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Pachacha
5 days ago
6

Mark Sports Inc. sold 500 pairs of skates at $50 each in 2012. The management estimates that 4% of the skates sold will need rep

air within a year. The repair cost for each pair is $10. Which is the correct journal entry for estimating warranty liability
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