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Old May 4, 2008, 04:38 PM
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accounting home work

July $100,000 October $ 90,000
August $ 80,000 November $100,000
September $110,000 December $ 94,000
Historically, cash collection of sales has been:
65% of sales collected in month of sale
25% of sales collected in month following sale
10% of sales collected in second month following sale

1. What are the expected cash collections in September?
A. $86,000 C. $98,500
B. $97,100 D. $101,500

I got 97.100 if this is incorrect, can somebody help me to solve this problem...thanks

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Cash Collections in September:
July = 10% x 100,000
August = 25% x 80,000
September = 65% of 110,000

Total = 101,500

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