Question 1

1. Using the numbers given below, graphically analyze the various contributions to the change in accounts receivable (A/R) that the company experienced between year 0 and year 1. In particular, find the numerical change in A/R over that 1-year period for which the CREDIT manager is responsible. Assume there are 365 days in the year.

Yr 0 Yr 1

A/R $373 $522

Sales/yr $5,338 $3,492

Question 2

1.Using the numbers given below, graphically analyze the various contributions to the change in accounts receivable (A/R) that the company experienced between year 0 and year 1. In particular, find the numerical change in A/R over that 1-year period for which the SALES manager is responsible. Assume there are 365 days in the year.

Yr 0 Yr 1

A/R $303 $521

Sales/yr $5,553 $3,308

Question 3

1.Using the numbers given below, graphically analyze the various contributions to the change in accounts receivable (A/R) that the company experienced between year 0 and year 1. In particular, find the numerical change in A/R over that is the CROSS-PRODUCT, or "?", term. Assume there are 365 days in the year.

Yr 0 Yr 1

A/R $315 $589

Sales/yr $5,816 $3,912

Question 4

1.Using the numbers given below, graphically analyze the various contributions to the change in accounts receivable (A/R) that the company experienced between year 0 and year 1. In particular, find the numerical change in A/R over that 1-year period for which the CREDIT manager is responsible. Assume there are 365 days in the year.

Yr 0 Yr 1

A/R $768 $358

Sales/yr $7,411 $5,687

Question 5

1.Using the numbers given below, graphically analyze the various contributions to the change in accounts receivable (A/R) that the company experienced between year 0 and year 1. In particular, find the numerical change in A/R over that 1-year period for which the SALES manager is responsible. Assume there are 365 days in the year.

Yr 0 Yr 1

A/R $711 $358

Sales/yr $7,424 $5,780

Question 6

1.Using the numbers given below, graphically analyze the various contributions to the change in accounts receivable (A/R) that the company experienced between year 0 and year 1. In particular, find the numerical change in A/R over that is the CROSS-PRODUCT, or "?", term. Assume there are 365 days in the year.

Yr 0 Yr 1

A/R $701 $376

Sales/yr $7,095 $5,756