Keeds Products has projected the following sales for the coming year0102Sales $14,600 $13,750Multiple ChoiceThe company places orders each quarter that are 35 percent of the following quarter's sales and has a 60-day payables period. What is the payment of accountsfor the second quarter?$4,812.50$4.90875$3,400 8303$14,575$5,005 0004$15,625

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