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A Firm's Operating Figures for Three Successive Periods Are Shown

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A firm's operating figures for three successive periods are shown below:
Assuming the following errors were made, compute the correct amount of gross profit for each period.
A firm's operating figures for three successive periods are shown below: Assuming the following errors were made, compute the correct amount of gross profit for each period.     A firm's operating figures for three successive periods are shown below: Assuming the following errors were made, compute the correct amount of gross profit for each period.

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Period 1: $21,000 ($22,000 - $...

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