F6b-90 Company's December 31, 2033 unadjusted trial balance reported the following accounts: Supplies Rental revenue Salaries payable Cash Building Advertising expense Dividends Sales revenue Accounts payable Loss on sale of land Retained earnings Patent .... Unearned revenue Inventory Common stock Salaries expense Cost of goods sold Accounts receivable Income tax expense $49,600 $69,500 $11,800 ? $41,600 $19,500 $17,500 $97,400 $53,400 $30,900 $76,800 (at January 1, 2033) $47,200 $51,200 $79,300 ? $28,900 $42,700 $63,400 $14,300 F6b-90 Company has not yet recorded the following adjusting entries: 1) $11,200 of supplies were used up. 2) F6b-90 Company has provided services to a customer totaling $14,900 as of December 31, 2033. However, the customer has not yet paid F6b-90 Company. Calculate the amount of net income that F6b-90 Company would would report in its 2033 income statement after the necessary adjusting entries have been recorded. HINT: It is not necessary to calculate the missing amounts in order to solve this