7.5 Sacred Heart Hospital has the following receivables amounts, listed by age:Age of Account (Days)Value of AccountPercentage of Total Value0–30$5,450,000 31–603,666,000 61–901,278,000 91–120867,000 Over 12049,000 $11,310,000 Complete the aging schedule by filling in the percentage of total value column.Interpret your results.Using these data, estimate the hospital’s ACP (days in patient accounts receivable).(Hint: Assume that the average age in the first category is 15 days [the midpoint of the range], the average age in the second category is 45 days, and so on. Ignore the receivables older than 120 days.)

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7.5 Sacred Heart Hospital has the following receivables amounts, listed by age:

Age of Account (Days)	Value of Account	Percentage of Total Value
0–30	$5,450,000
31–60	3,666,000
61–90	1,278,000
91–120	867,000
Over 120	49,000
	$11,310,000

Complete the aging schedule by filling in the percentage of total value column.
Interpret your results.
Using these data, estimate the hospital’s ACP (days in patient accounts receivable).

(Hint: Assume that the average age in the first category is 15 days [the midpoint of the range], the average age in the second category is 45 days, and so on. Ignore the receivables older than 120 days.)

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