TBS Corporation's budgeted monthly sales are $5,000. 30 percent of its customers pay in the same...
TBS Corporation's budgeted monthly sales are $5,000. 30 percent of its customers pay in the same month and take the 2 percent discount. The remaining 70 percent pay in the month following the sale and don't receive a discount. Calculate TBS’ total receipts for a typical month.
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| Current month's sales receipt [ 5000 * 30% * ( 1-2%) ] | 1470 |
| Previous month's sales receipt [ 5000 * 70% ] | 3500 |
| Total receipts for a typical month | 4970 |
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