Frisbee Hardware purchased inventory for $100,000 that was held in inventory until it was sold later in the year for $135,000.

a. Calculate the impact on cash of these transactions, assuming Frisbee takes advantage of the 2/10, n/30 discount offered by its supplier and the customer paid cash in full at the time of the sale.

b. Repeat the above requirement, but assume that Frisbee does not take advantage of the cash discount offered by its suppliers.

c. What accounting procedure can be used in recording inventory purchases that will make it evident when available cash discounts are not taken?