Campus Computers Sells Computers and Provides Internet Access to Students

question 1

Multiple Choice

Campus Computers sells computers and provides internet access to students.The average computer system purchased is $2,500, and for an additional $100, students get wireless access on campus for the year.Wireless access purchased alone costs $180.At the time of sale of a computer with internet access, how much revenue should Campus Computers recognize?

• A)None, unless payment has been received.
• B)$2,500
• C)$2,600
• D)$2,680

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