On August 1, Gilgen Brothers bought goods with a list price of $19,200, terms 2/10, n/30. The firm records purchases at invoice price, using the periodic inventory system. On August 5, Gilgen Brothers returned goods with a list price of $2,400 for credit.
Required:1. If Gilgen Brothers paid the supplier the amount due on August 9, the appropriate entry would be:O Debit to Accounts Payable 18,464 Credit to Cash 18,464O Debit to Accounts Payable 19,200 Credit to Purchase Discounts 384 Cash 18,816O Debit to Accounts Payable 16,800 Credit to Cash 16,800O Debit to Accounts Payable 16,800 Purchases Discounts 336 Credit to Cash 16,464

Accounts payable Dr,    $16,800

Purchase discount Dr,    $336

             To Cash                    $16,464

Explanation:

The Journal entry is shown below:-

Accounts payable Dr,    $16,800

Purchase discount Dr,    $336

             To Cash                    $16,464

(Being Cash is recorded)

Working Note :-

List price of goods after return = $19,200 - 2400

= $16,800

Discount on balance = 16800 × 0.02

= $336

For recording the cash we simply debited accounts payable, purchase discount and credited the cash

D. to provide information about trachoma and to explain how it was diagnosed among immigrants.

Explanation:

This is the excerpt from Russell Freedman's book "The Immigrant Kids" which tells the story of the life of the kids who immigrated to America in early 20th century.

This particular excerpt tells about the routine check-up they needed to pass before entering the country.

It explains the screening for trachoma, an infectious disease that affects eyelids, causing even blindness. Trachoma is caused by a bacteria and is contagious, so this screening's purpose was to prevent infected kids to spread the bacteria through the country.

The excerpt provides brief information regarding the trachoma and explains the process of diagnosing it among the immigrants.