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At year-end, simple has cash of $ 22,000, current accounts receivable of $ 80,000, merchandise inventory of $ 24,000, and prepaid expenses totaling $ 4,600. liabilities of $ 64,000 must be paid next year. assume accounts receivable had a beginning balance of $ 40,000 and net credit sales for the current year totaled $ 480,000. how many days did it take simple to collect its average level ofreceivables? (assume 365 days/year. round any interim calculations to two decimal places. round the number of days to the nearest whole number.)

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