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For Accounts receivable  

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c) (-) Current collection from accounts receivables -$450,000 Credit balance

d) (-) Bad debt expenses -$11,000 Credit balance

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1) 218.19 (Will not be discounted as we are receiving it today in the present)

2) 218.19/1.0987 (Discount by 1 year as cash will be received in 1 year)

3) 218.19/1.0987^2 (Discount by 2 years as cash will be received in 2 years)

4) 218.19/ 1.0987^3 (Discount by 3 years as cash will be received in 3 years)

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Desired Inventory,

October 31                  12,500                           8,000

Total                          162,500                           98,000

Less: Estimated Inventory,

October 1                   -18,000                           -10,000

Total Units to be

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