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Gem service anticipates the following sales revenue over a five-month period: (click the icon to view the sales data.) the company's sales are 30 % cash and 70 % credit. its collection history indicates that credit sales are collected as follows: (click the icon to view the collections data.) how much cash will be collected in january? in february? in march? for the quarter in total? complete the cash budget to determine how much cash will be collected in january, february, march and for the quarter in total. (round your answers to the nearest whole dollar.) gem service cash collections budget for the months of january through march january cash sales $4,620 collection of credit sales: 20% month of sale 3080 40% month after 5120 30% two months after 4260 total cash collections 17080

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