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a. allowance 2013 = 54/1298*100= 4.16% 2012=48/1168*100= 4.10% Change in ratio = 4.16-4.10= .06% increase b. Net Receivable 2013= 1298+54= 1352 2012=1168+48=$ 1216 c. accounts

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a. allowance

2013 = 54/1298*100= 4.16%

2012=48/1168*100= 4.10%

Change in ratio = 4.16-4.10= .06% increase

b. Net Receivable

2013= 1298+54= 1352

2012=1168+48=$ 1216

c. accounts Turnover= Sales/ Average Accounts Receivable

2012=20835/1189+1168 = 8.83

2013=22014/1168+1298= 8.92

Can you please just answer question d? thanks!

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