X Co. began operating on March 1 and its sales in March were $100,000, all purchased on account. Returns and allowances for March were $10,000. Cash collected for sales on account during March was $50,000. Which of the following options presents the ending Accounts Receivable balance for March? Select the single best answer: OA. $40,000 OB. $90,000 OC. $140,000 D. $130,000 OE. $50,000

X Co. began operating on March 1 and its sales in March were $100,000, all purchased on account. Returns and allowances for March were $10,000. Cash collected for sales on account during March was $50,000. Which of the following options presents the ending Accounts Receivable balance for March? Select the single best answer: OA. $40,000 OB. $90,000 OC. $140,000 D. $130,000 OE. $50,000

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