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1) Actual sales in Ward Company were $30,000 in June, S50,000 in July and $70,000 in August. Sales in September are expected
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1. a) $60,500

Computation = ($60,000*30%) + ($70,000*50%) + ($50,000*15%) = $60,500

2. b) 44,000 units

Computation = Sales + closing - opening units

= 40,000 + (60,000*20%) - (40,000*20%)

= 44,000

3. c) $15,000

Computation = Beginning + Collection - Closing - Disbursement

= 25,000+110,000-10,000-140,000

= $15,000

4. d) They will always be very difficult to achieve.

5. c) $58,000

Computation = ($40,000*40%) + ($70,000*60%) = $58,000

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