Question 4 5 pts Question A: Part 4 January 10. Sold 100 units of Inventory for $5,000 for cash. Cash $5,000 Sales $5,000 COGS $3.000 Inventory $3.000 Cirih $5.000 Inventory $5.000 Salos $3.000 QOGS $3,000 Inventory $3.000 Cash $3,000 Salos $5.000 COGS $5.000 Accounts Payable $5.000 Inventory 55,000 None of the above Question 5 5pts Question 5 5 pts Question A: Part 5 January 14: Sold 150 units of inventory for $3,500 on credit. Cash $3.500 Sales $3.500 COGS $1,500 Inventory $1.500 Accounts Receivable $3,500 Sales $3,500 Inventory $1,500 COGS $1500 Accounts Receivable $3.500 Sales $3,500 COGS $1.500 Inventory $1.500 Sales $3.500 Accounts Receivable $3.500 COGS $1.500 Inventory $1.500 None of the above 2 pts Question 6 wontory $1,500 None of the above Question 6 2 pts Question A: Part 6 January 21: Received payment of $3,500 for inventory sold on January 14. Cash $3,500 Inventory $3,500 Inventory $3,500 Accounts Payable $3.500 Cash $3.500 Accounts Receivable $3,500 Accounts Payable $3.500 Inventary $3,500 None of the above Question 7 5 pts Question B: Cost Accounting System / Normal Costing GoRebs Company (GRC) produces elegant Speederf bobbleheads using a sophisticated 3D printing manufacturing process. GRC uses a normal costing system and machine hours (MH) to apply overhead to production. Any manufacturing overhead variance is closed to COGS at the end of the year. GRC sold 450,000 bobbleheads during the post calendar year. The boblende for 545