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Orange Inc. is a cellphone manufacturer and service provider. On Nov 1st, 2019, they sell 1000...

Orange Inc. is a cellphone manufacturer and service provider. On Nov 1st, 2019, they sell 1000 O-bundles to consumers for $800 each and receive cash from consumers. Each O-bundle contain one O-phone, a 6 month subscription for the Orange-net cell-phone service, and a packet of orange candy. O-phones retail for $750, Orange-net service retails for $25 a month, and the orange candy retails for $5 a pack. Each O-phone costs $400 to manufacture, while each orange candy pack was purchased from a manufacturer for $1.50 including freight costs.

Provide the transactional journal entries for Nov 1st, 2019 and adjusting entries for Dec 31st 2019

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Individual Price Ratio Transaction Price Allocation
O-Phone $                                                                                                   750 96.15% $                            800 $       769.23
Net Cell $                                                                                                     25 3.21% $                            800 $         25.64
Orange Candy $                                                                                                       5 0.64% $                            800 $            5.13
$                                                                                                   780 $       800.00
Nov 1 Cash $       800.00
     Sales Revenue- Ophone $                      769.23
     Unearned Service Revenue-Net Cell $                        25.64
     Sales Revenue-Candy $                           5.13
(To record sale)
Nov 1 Cost of goods Sold $       401.50
     Inventory-OPHONE $                      400.00
     Inventory-Candh $                           1.50
Dec 31 Unearned Service Revenue-Net Cell $            8.55
     Service Revenue $                           8.55
(To record service revenue earned) $25.64/6*2

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