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In a scenario where Company X, a subsidiary of Parent Company Y, sells inventory worth $100,000 to another subsidiary, Company Z, for $120,000, what is the correct treatment of this transaction during the consolidation process to adhere to elimination rules?
Eliminate the entire $120,000 from the consolidated revenue and $100,000 from the consolidated expenses.
Only eliminate the $100,000 from the consolidated revenue, leaving the $120,000 in expenses.
Retain both the $120,000 in revenue and the $100,000 in expenses in the consolidated financial statements.
Eliminate $100,000 from the consolidated revenue and $120,000 from the consolidated expenses, reflecting a loss.

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