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The following transactions relate to Toy Manufacturers Company during the month of June.
Date
Business transactions
£
June
1
Purchase toy components from supplier, 100 items at £3 each, paying in cash, and place in raw materials store.
300
3
Remove 70 components from raw materials store to meet production department's request (cost £3 each).
210
5
Carry out labour work and use production facilities to convert components into finished goods. Additional costs incurred for labour and use of facilities were £2.50 per toy processed.
175
6
Finished goods are transferred to finished goods store. Each toy has cost £5.50 in total (70 toys ´ £5.50 = £385).
385
11
50 toys, which cost £5.50 each to manufacture, are delivered to a customer.
275
14
The customer pays a price of £8 cash per toy immediately on delivery.
400
(a) Calculate the profit on sale.
(b) Explain the effect of each transaction on the accounting equation.
(c) Prepare a spreadsheet summarising the transactions.
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