Jemima's Outfits has a store in Dixie Outlet Mall. Jemima's Outfits specializes in high-class ladies fashions and sells complete outfits for a uniform price of $75 each. The sales budget for 2021 was to sell 6,000 outfits. Assume that 50% of the sales were made for cash, and 50% were made on credit terms. Of the credit customers, 70% pay by the end of the month following the sale, 28% pay by the end of the next month following, and 2% turn into bad debts. Sales for 2021 were as follows: January, 300 outfits; February, 300 outfits; March, 400 outfits; April, 500 outfits; May, 500 outfits. The cash collected in the month of April 2021 would be $25,975 Onone of those provided $32,400 $30,000 $37,500

Jemima's Outfits has a store in Dixie Outlet Mall. Jemima's Outfits specializes in high-class ladies fashions and sells complete outfits for a uniform price of $75 each. The sales budget for 2021 was to sell 6,000 outfits. Assume that 50% of the sales were made for cash, and 50% were made on credit terms. Of the credit customers, 70% pay by the end of the month following the sale, 28% pay by the end of the next month following, and 2% turn into bad debts. Sales for 2021 were as follows: January, 300 outfits; February, 300 outfits; March, 400 outfits; April, 500 outfits; May, 500 outfits. The cash collected in the month of April 2021 would be $25,975 Onone of those provided $32,400 $30,000 $37,500

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