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Assuming all sales are made on credit, calculations utilize a 365-day year, and final numbers are rounded to the nearest thousand, prepare a projected balance sheet for Starborn based on the following industry ratios:

Assuming all sales are made on credit, calculations utilize a 365-day year, and final numbers are rounded to the nearest thousand, prepare a projected balance sheet for Starborn based on the following industry ratios:

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