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Calculate the adjusted cost of sales, showing opening stock, purchases, and closing stock.

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Step 1: Calculate Adjusted Cost of Sales
The cost of sales needs to be adjusted for the closing stock.

Opening Stock=R54 890\text{Opening Stock} = \text{R}54\,890 Purchases (from Cost of Sales in TB)=R566 750\text{Purchases (from Cost of Sales in TB)} = \text{R}566\,750 Closing Stock (from adjustment)=R53 200\text{Closing Stock (from adjustment)} = \text{R}53\,200 Adjusted Cost of Sales=Opening Stock+Purchases−Closing Stock\text{Adjusted Cost of Sales} = \text{Opening Stock} + \text{Purchases} - \text{Closing Stock}
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