A company has the following data: sales $500,000, cost of goods sold $200,000, operating expenses $100,000, average inventory $8,000, and accounts receivable $10,000. What is its number of days' sales uncollected?
| a. |
30 days |
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| b. |
7.3 days |
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| c. |
18.25 days |
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| d. |
25 days |
Answer: B) 7.3 Days
Number of Days Sales Uncollected = (Accounts receivables / Net Sales )*365 Day
=(10,000/ 500,000) * 365 Days = 7.3 Days
Days Sales are Uncollected is 7.3 Days
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