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The Manana Corporation had annual sales of $60 million that occurred evenly throughout the 365 days of the year. Its accounts

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Number of days taken by firm to collect on its sales is days sales outstanding ratio.

Days Sales Outstanding = (Average accounts receivables/Total credit sales) * 365

Days sales outstanding = ($2 mil/$60 mil) * 365 = 12.2 days

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