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Our sourdough bakery had sales of $598 in December. Projected sales for the next quarter are: January $1,173 February $1,387 March $1,652 Sales are 59% cash and the remainder on credit. Debtors pay in the month following the sale. Calculate total cash collected from sales for the month of February. Please enter your answer to 2 decimal places.

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Our sourdough bakery had sales of $598 in December.

Projected sales for the next quarter are:

January $1,173

February $1,387

March $1,652

Sales are 59% cash and the remainder on credit. Debtors pay in the month following the sale.

Calculate total cash collected from sales for the month of February. Please enter your answer to 2 decimal places.

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Solution

To calculate the total cash collected from sales for the month of February, we need to consider both the cash sales in February and the credit sales in January (since debtors pay in the month following the sale).

  1. Calculate the cash sales for February: February sales = 1,387Percentageofsalesthatarecash=59CashsalesinFebruary=1,387 Percentage of sales that are cash = 59% Cash sales in February = 1,387 * 59% = $818.33

  2. Calculate the credit sales for January that will be collected in February: January sales = 1,173Percentageofsalesthatarecredit=100CreditsalesinJanuary(collectedinFebruary)=1,173 Percentage of sales that are credit = 100% - 59% = 41% Credit sales in January (collected in February) = 1,173 * 41% = $480.93

  3. Add the cash sales in February and the credit sales from January to get the total cash collected in February: Total cash collected in February = Cash sales in February + Credit sales in January Total cash collected in February = 818.33+818.33 + 480.93 = $1,299.26

So, the total cash collected from sales for the month of February is $1,299.26.

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