Alyssum, Inc., a merchandising company, has provided the following extracts from their budget for the first quarter ofthe forthcoming year:JanFebPurchases on account$262,000$294,000March$360,000The vendors have required the following terms of paymentMonth of purchaseFirst month after the purchaseSecond month after the purchase30%35%35%Calculate the total payment on account for the month of March.O A. $360,000OB. $180,030OC. $136,220OD. $302,60013

The correct choice is option D.Total payment on account for the month of March =…

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