Homework Answers
Cash disbursement on purchase = (42000*60%+64000*40%) = 50800
Cash disbursement on labor and other = (109000*25%+30000-9000) = 48250
Total disbursement on March = 50800+48250 = 99050
So answer is b) $99050
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