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In the next question ( part B ) you will describe how you calculated the numbers. Assumptions: Sales are 2 5 % cash and 7

In the next question (part B) you will describe how you calculated the numbers.
Assumptions:
Sales are 25% cash and 75% on credit.
Accounts Receivable (A/R) Turnover =12. In other words, all credit sales are collected within 30 days.
AgBiz1 Inflows
\table[[Cash Inflow,April,May,June],[Forecast Sales,2000,4000,6000],[Cash Sales,500,1000,1500],[Collect A/R -30 days old,750,,3000],[Collect A/R -60 days old,0,0,],[Total cash inflow,,2500,]]
Question 62 pts
Part B
AgBiz1 is constructing their pro forma cash flow budget. In part A of the question you filled in missing cash inflow data.
How did you calculate the cash sales for May and for June?
How did you calculate the credit sales at 30 days old (May) and at 60 days old (June)?
How did you calculate the total cash inflows for April and for June?
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