Problem 1:True or false  1. If sales are P200,000 and cost of goods sold is P 150,000, the gross profit rate based on cost is 25%. 2. If the gross profit rate based on sales is 40%, the gross profit rate based on cost is 50%. 3. If the gross profit based on cost is 33.33%, the gross profit rate based on sales is 25%.

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1. If sales are P200,000 and cost of goods sold is P 150,000, the gross profit rate based on cost is 25%.

2. If the gross profit rate based on sales is 40%, the gross profit rate based on cost is 50%.

3. If the gross profit based on cost is 33.33%, the gross profit rate based on sales is 25%.

4. Beginning inventory is P10, net purchases are P140 and net sales are P120. If the gross profit rate based on cost is 20%, the ending inventory is P30.

5. During the year, an entity had net purchases of P100. If inventories had a net decrease of P20 during the year, the cost of goods sold is P120.

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