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On march 15, 2019, ryan company purchased $10,000 of merchandise on credit subject to terms of 2/10, n/30. ryan company records its purchases using the gross amount. which of the following journal entries is correct when ryan company pays for these goods on march 30, 2019? a. accounts payable 9,800 cash 9,800b. accounts payable 10,000 cash 10,000c. accounts payable 10,000 cash 9,800 purchase discount 200d. accounts payable 9,800 purchase discount 200 cash 10,000a. option a b. option b c. option c d. option d

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