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Scare-2-B-U (S2BU) specializes in costumes for all occasions. The average price of each of its costumes Is $240. For each occ
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Required a :
Revenues
April ( 75 * 240 ) 18000
May ( 45 * 240 ) 10800
June ( 30 * 240 ) 7200
July ( 60 * 240 ) 14400
August ( 75 * 240 ) 18000
September ( 165 * 240 ) 39600
Required b :
April May June July
Cash collection :

Two months before the occasions ( 20% )

1440

[ 7200*20% ]

2880

[ 14400*20% ]

3600

[ 18000*20% ]

7920

[ 39600*20% ]

Month before ( 50% )

5400

[ 10800*50% ]

3600

[ 7200*50% ]

7200

[ 14400*50% ]

9000

[ 18000*50% ]

In the same month ( 30% )

5400

[ 18000*30% ]

3240

[ 10800*30% ]

2160

[ 7200*30% ]

4320

[ 14400*30% ]
Expected cash receipts 12240 9720 12960 21240
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