(Efficiency analysis) ALei Industries has credit sales of $143 million a year ALef's management revwed ts anddei t is the maximum level of accounts receivable that ALei can carry and have a 45-day average colledtion period? Leis current accounts receivable collection period is 55 days, how much would it have lo reduce its level of accounts recelvable in oander to adi a. What is the maximum level of accounts receivable that ALei can carry and have a 45-day average collection period? b. The maximum level of accounts receivable vilbe smillion Round to one decimal place) The maximum level of accounts receivable will be S million.

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