Determine the following (1-3): 1. What is the expected cash collection in December? 2. What is the cost of the December merchandise purchases? 3. What is the December cash disbursements for merchandise purchases?
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Determine the following (1-3):
1. What is the expected cash collection in December?
2. What is the cost of the December merchandise purchases?
3. What is the December cash disbursements for merchandise purchases?
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