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insens350 [35]
2 years ago
6

When an organization comes to the realization that there are quality problems in products that are already in service, ethical a

pproaches include: (I) divulging the information to the public at large. (II) recalling, if possible, affected products. (III) handling complaints on an individual rather than a systemic basis. A) I and III B) I and II C) II and III D) I, II and III E) Neither I, II, nor III
Business
1 answer:
ikadub [295]2 years ago
3 0

Answer:

B) I and II.

Explanation:

If there are problems in the product of an organization that are already in service.So the organization should first disclose this publically and specifically the product that are having these defects and after that they can also recall the affected products if it is possible.

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Answer and Explanation:

1. According to the scenario, the journal entries are shown below:

Journal Entry

October 1 Cash A/c    Dr. $40,000

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October 3 Supplies A/c    Dr. $2,150

                    To Accounts payable A/c    $2,150

(Being the purchase of supplies is recorded)

October 4 Accounts payable A/c  Dr. $1,100

                     To Cash A/c     $1,100

(Being the cash paid is recorded)

October 5 Cash A/c   Dr. $18,750

                  To Sales commission A/c   $18,750

(Being the earned sales commission is recorded)

October 6 Automobile expense A/c  Dr. $1,580

     Miscellaneous expense A/c  Dr. $800

                 To Cash A/c     $2,380

(Being the automobile and miscellaneous expenses paid is recorded)

October 7 Office salaries expense A/c  Dr. $3,500

                   To Cash A/c     $3,500

(Being the office salaries paid is recorded)

October 8 Supplies expense A/c  Dr. $1,300

                        To Supplies A/c     $1,300

(Being the cost of supplies is recorded)

October 9 Dividend A/c    Dr. $1,500

                        To Cash A/c     $1,500

(Being the dividend paid is recorded)

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T Accounts

                                           Cash A/c

Particular  Amount ($) Particular             Amount ($)  

Common stock 40,000 Rent expenses        4,800

Sales commission 18,750 Account payable          1,100

                                Automobile expense  1,580

                                Miscellaneous expense   800

                                Office salaries expense    3,500

                                Dividend expense             1,500

                                          Supplies Account

Particular  Amount ($) Particular              Amount ($)

Accounts payable 2,150 Supplies expenses 1,300

                                         Accounts Payable

Particular  Amount ($) Particular  Amount ($)

Cash            1,100           Supplies  2,150

                                                  Common Stock  

Particular  Amount ($) Particular  Amount ($)

                                    Cash          40,000

                                                  Dividends  

Particular  Amount ($) Particular  Amount ($)

Cash         1,500  

                                             Sales Commission

Particular  Amount ($) Particular  Amount ($)

                                    Cash           18,750

                                             Rent expense

Particular  Amount ($) Particular  Amount ($)

Cash           4,800    

                                Office Salaries expense

Particular  Amount ($) Particular  Amount ($)

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                                    Supplies Expenses

Particular  Amount ($) Particular  Amount ($)

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Particular  Amount ($) Particular  Amount ($)

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Cash          800  

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Supplies     850                   Common stock 40,000

Dividends     1,500                   Sales Commission 18,750

Rent expense   4,800  

Office salaries expense 3,500  

Automobile expense 1,580  

Supplies expense 1,300  

Miscellaneous expense 800  

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a).Amount of total revenue recorded in the ledger

Sales commissions = $18,750

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