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Foxboro Company experienced an accounting event that affected it balance sheet and income statement in the...

Foxboro Company experienced an accounting event that affected it balance sheet and income statement in the following way:

Assets: -/+

Liabilities: NA

Equity: NA

Revenue: NA

Expenses: NA

Net Income: NA

Which of the following accounting events could have caused these effects on Foxboro's statements:

a. Purchase raw materials inventory on account

b. Transfer cost from work in process to finished good inventory

c. Recognize revenue from merchandise sold for cash

d. None of the above

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