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adell [148]
2 years ago
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Great Skot expects to have cash receipts in June of $532,160. Skot’s cash disbursements in June are $581,720, including an inter

est payment on a bond issue of $32,000. If Skot wishes to maintain a cash balance of $40,000, how much will Skot have to borrow if it started the month with a cash balance of $52,000?
a.$37,560
b. Surplus of $2,440. Will not have to borrow
c.$5,560
d. Surplus of $34,440. Will not have to borrow
Business
1 answer:
Y_Kistochka [10]2 years ago
6 0

Answer:

a.$37,560

Explanation:

Cash balance $40,000 at month end =  Cash balance $52,000 at beginning + cash receipts in June of $532,160 - cash disbursements of $581,720 +  New borrowing

⇔ $40,000 = $2,440 + new borrowing

⇔ New borrowing =  $40,000 - $2,440 = $37,560

If Skot wishes to maintain a cash balance of $40,000, Skot have to borrow $37,560 if it started the month with a cash balance of $52,000

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