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2 years ago

Define the credit period

Business

1 answer:

-BARSIC- [3]2 years ago

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Answer:

The credit period is the number of days that a customer is allowed to wait before paying an invoice

Explanation:

This indicates the amount of working capital that a business is willing to invest in its accounts to generate sales

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6. Calculation for the probability of 5 customers in the system

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7. Calculation for the average time a customer spends waiting in line

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Time spend Waiting in line = 1.11/7

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8. Calculation for the average number of customers waiting in line

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9. Calculation for the average number of customers in the system

Average customers in the system= 1.11 +(7/11)

Average customers in the system= 1.11 +0.64

Average customers in the system = 1.75

Therefore the average number of customers in the system will be 1.75

10. Calculation for the arrival rate in order for April to stay that busy

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