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RG Enterprises is conducting its budget for the 2020 year. Management projects to have Sales as follows for the first six months of the year: January $2,000 February 3,000 March 4,000 April 5,000 May 6,000 June 5,000 5K If Cash from the Sales is received 40% during the month that the sale was made, 30% during the month following the month that the sale was made and 20% two months after the sale and 10% is not collected at all, what would be the amount of Cash collected during the month of APril

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