DecorRetail buys and sells seasonal decoration items. The President has collected the following information about her operations as of December 31 : 1. Balances of selected general ledger accounts: 2. Sales history and forecast (unit selling price. $10 ): 3. All sales are on credit. Fifty percent of a month's sales are collected one month after the sale; 45% are collected two months after the sale; and 5% are uncollectible. 4. DecorRetail wants to have 20% of next month's expected sales units as merchandise inventory. Cash payments for purchases are as follows: three-quarters in the month of purchase; onequarter in the month after the purchase. 5. Accounts payable as shown above relate solely to merchandise inventory purchases. Merchandise inventory costs are $5 per unit. 6. Other expenses average about 50% of the sales dollar amount. Depreciation is part of these expenses and costs $3,000 per month. All other cash-effective items are paid in the month incurred. 7. The company can borrow and repay in multiples of $500 from its line of credit at a rate of 8% per annum. It makes all borrowings from the line of credit at the beginning of a month and all repayments at the end of a month. It pays interest only on the portion of the short-term loan (line of credit) that is repaid. DecorRetail wants to maintain a minimum cash balance of $20,000. In April, DecorRetail plans to sell one of its short-term investments for $30,000. Tasks: Prepare a merchandise inventory budget and cash budget for January, Februar and the total of the two months in order to answer the following questions: Note: Only enter the numerical value, do not add a "plus" or "minus" sign. a) What are the accounts receivables at the end of February? 2 marks b) What are the total merchandise purchasing costs in January? 2 marks c) What are the merchandise accounts payables at the end of February? 2 marks d) What are the total cash receipts in January and February? 2 marks e) What are the total cash disbursements in January and February? 2 marks f) What is the amount borrowed in January? 2 marks g) What is the amount of interest paid in February? 2 marks h) What is the ending cash balance in April? 2 marks i) What is the ending balance of merchandise inventory in April? 2 marks