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Eugene Co. has inventory it purchased for $6,000. It sells the inventory to a customer for $10,000, including installation. Installation sold separately costs $1,000 and the inventory sold separately costs $10,000. What amount of Sales Revenue is recognized by Eugene when delivery of the inventory has been made to the customer, but the installation has not been completed?
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