Answer:
Debit Accounts receivable 7,200
Credit Sales 7,200
Debit Cost of Merchandise Sold 3,950
Credit Merchandise Inventory 3,950
Explanation:
When Corbit corps sells merchandise on account it means that cash was not received for the transaction. So we debit accounts receivable (an asset account to indicate increase in amount receivable by us). A credit is now passed to sales to show increased sales.
On merchandise we debit cost of merchandise sold and credit Merchandise inventory (an asset account is credited to indicate reduction) to indicate merchandise has reduced.
