Kantorovich Company normally takes 25 days to pay for its average daily credit purchases of$1,900. It has average daily sales of $2,900, and collects accounts in 20 days. What is its netcredit position?Multiple ChoiceO $10,500O$11,500($12,500)O ($10,500)

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Kantorovich Company normally takes 25 days to pay for its average daily credit purchases of $1,900. It has average daily sales of $2,900, and collects accounts in 20 days. What is its net credit position?