Daily Goods Store recorded the following: cash sales $25,000, credit sales $45,000, sales returns $3,000, sales allowances $2,000, and early payment discount taken by customers $1,500. Calculate the net sales.

Daily Goods Store recorded the following: cash sales $25,000, credit sales $45,000, sales returns $3,000, sales allowances $2,000, and early payment discount taken by customers $1,500. Calculate the net sales.

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