Net receivables (net realizable value) after the write-off equals option (a) i.e, $2,100.
The balance must be deducted from the accounts receivable while also being deducted from the account credit balance. We may construct the following equation to calculate the net receivables:
N=(R-W)-(C-W)
where;
N = Net realizable value
R = Accounts receivable
W = Written off accounts receivables
C = Credit balance
In our case;
N=unknown
R=$2,300
W=$80
C=$200
replacing;
N=(2,300₋80)₋(200₋80)
N=(2,220₋120)=2,100
N=$2,100
The net realizable value after the write-off equals $2,100.
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