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- What is the correct answer and show the solution.Breaksit is a consulting firm providing financial consulting services to its clients. The following information is given relating to its operations: Consultancy fees per client $95 Variable expenses per client $42 Fixed overheads $318,000 The company targets a net income of at least $190,800 for the forthcoming year. REQUIRED: Calculate the number of clients Breaksit must service to generate the target income.Gerard Appliances, Inc., is a small manufacturer of washing machines and dryers. It sells its products to large, established discount retailers that market the appliances under their own names. Gerard generally sells the appliances on trade credit terms of n/60, but if a customer wants a longer term, it will accept a note with a term of up to nine months. At present, the company is having cash flow troubles and needs $10 million immediately. Its Cash balance is $400,000, its Accounts Receivable balance is $4.6 million, and its Notes Receivable balance is $7.4 million. (a) How might Gerard Appliances use its accounts receivable and notes receivable to raise the cash it needs? (b) What are its prospects for raising the needed cash?