Coll Company (the parent company) manufactured a product at a cost of $150 and sold it to Obman Company, a subsidiary of Coll, for $200 . Obman Company sold the product to its customer for $284 . As a result of these transactions, how much gross profit will appear on a consolidated income statement?
a. $134
b. $84
c. $234
d. $0
A
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