Cornwall Mobile Detailing (CMD) is a service that washes and details a customer's vehicle at their home or office. It operates on amembership basis. Members pay $200 dues per month, which entitle them to a complete wash and detail service monthly. Membersmay also order additional car washes during the month at a fee of $75. Additional washes are common in both summer and wintermonths. The number of members also varies with the season. The number of members and the average number of additional washesby members for the months of interest follow:JanuaryFebruaryMarchAprilMayJuneMembers3604209801,1201,1501,300MarchApriMayJuneAdditionalWashes (Averageper Member).Cornwall allows members to pay for dues on credit. Cornwall's experience is that 40 percent of its members pay cash for the dues, 50percent of the members pay the dues for a month in the next month, 5 percent in the second month after. The remainder isuncollectible. Additional washes are payable in cash.0.81.10.70.60.91.4Required:What are Cornwall Mobile Detailing's expected cash receipts for March, April, May, and June?Cash Receipts

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