Match each of the following types of companies with its definition. Types of Companies Definitions 1. Service company 2. Merchandising company 3. Manufacturing company a. Purchases goods that are primarily in finished formfor resale to customers.b. Records revenues when providing services tocustomers.c. Produces the goods they sell to customers.

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