Sunshine Company prepared the following partial aging schedule for itsaccounts receivable for the year 2020CustomerNot YetNumber of Days Past DueDueTotal1-3031-6061-90Over 90Marlo$400$200S(A)222Joseph100200$350650Ahmad100150400100750Total$10022?222$300(B)$2,200Estimated percentage1%(C)10%20%50%Estimated Bad Debt222299$42222222222Missing amount (A) is equal to:$1,400$600$200$0None of the above

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Sunshine Company prepared the following partial aging schedule for its accounts receivable for the year 2020 Not Yet Due Number of Days Past Due Customer Total 1-30 31-60 61-90 Over 90 Mario $400 $200 S(A) 222 Joseph 100 200 $350 650 Ahmad 100 150 400 100 750 Total $100 22? 222 $300 (B) $2,200 Estimated percentage 1% (C) 10% 20% 50% Estimated Bad Debt 222 299 $42 222 222 222 Missing amount (A) is equal to: $1,400 $600 $200 $0 None of the above

Sunshine Company prepared the following partial aging schedule for its accounts receivable for the year 2020 Not Yet Due Number of Days Past Due Customer Total 1-30 31-60 61-90 Over 90 Mario $400 $200 S(A) 222 Joseph 100 200 $350 650 Ahmad 100 150 400 100 750 Total $100 22? 222 $300 (B) $2,200 Estimated percentage 1% (C) 10% 20% 50% Estimated Bad Debt 222 299 $42 222 222 222 Missing amount (A) is equal to: $1,400 $600 $200 $0 None of the above

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