A company is working on their budgets for the year 2021. The table below has a few of their expectations for 2021. Accounts Payable on April 1 Inventory purchases in March Inventory purchases in April Inventory purchases in May $3,110 $3,659 $6,782 $6,580 Inventory purchases in $6,518 June Inventory purchases in July $7,725 Historically, this company's payment pattern for inventory purchases has been 100% on account which then get paid 15% in the month of purchase and the remainder one month following the purchase. The Accounts Payable on April 1 is the result of inventory purchases in March 2020 and thus is expected to be paid according to the pattern described above. How much should this company expect in Cash Payments for the month of May? (round to the nearest whole dollar/input code 0)

A company is working on their budgets for the year 2021. The table below has a few of their expectations for 2021. Accounts Payable on April 1 Inventory purchases in March Inventory purchases in April Inventory purchases in May $3,110 $3,659 $6,782 $6,580 Inventory purchases in $6,518 June Inventory purchases in July $7,725 Historically, this company's payment pattern for inventory purchases has been 100% on account which then get paid 15% in the month of purchase and the remainder one month following the purchase. The Accounts Payable on April 1 is the result of inventory purchases in March 2020 and thus is expected to be paid according to the pattern described above. How much should this company expect in Cash Payments for the month of May? (round to the nearest whole dollar/input code 0)

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