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- Edgar Corp. currently has sales P2,000,000, and its days sales outstanding is 2 weeks. The financial manager estimates that offering longer credit terms would increase the days sales outstanding to 3 weeks and increase the sales by 50%. However, Bad Debts losses, which were 1% on the old sales, would amount to 2% only on incremental sales. Variable Cost is 70% of sales. Pedro Corp. has a 10% receivable financing cost. Use 360 days per year. Explain each item. A. What is the Incremental Increase in the balance of AR? (Format: 11,111.11) B. What is the Change in carrying cost? Indicate if it is an Increase or Decrease. (Format: 1,111.11 I or 11,111.11 D) C. What would the Annual Incremental Pre-tax Profit be if Edgar Corp. extended its credit period? (Format: 111,111.11)A manufacturer currently prices its product at 10 TL per unit. Last year, the manufacturer sold 60.000 units. The variable cost per unit is 6 TL. Total fixed costs are 120.000 TL. The manufacturer intends to increase sales by 5%. Current accounts receivable collection period is 30 days. If the manufacturer wants to relax its credit standards, the expectation is that bad debt expenses will increase from 1% of sales to 2% of sales. The opportunity cost of investing in accounts receivables is 15%. In order to benefit from relaxing its credit standards, what would be the expected maximum accounts receivable collection period? (Assume that existing customers are not expected to alter their payment habits. 1 year = 365 days) a) 82,38 days b) 63,33 days c) 105,82 days d) 63,73 dayse) otherPedro Corp. currently has sales of P2,000,000, and its days sales outstanding is 2 week. The financial manager estimates that offering longer credit terms would increase the days sales outstanding to 3 weeks and increase the sales by 50%. However, bad debts losses, which were 1% on the old sales, would amount to 2% only on incremental sales. Variable cost is 70% of sales. Pedro Corp. has a 10% receivable financing cost. Use 360 days per year. a. What is the incremental increase in the balance of AR? b. What is the Change in carrying cost? Indicate if an increase or decrease c. What would the annual incremental pre-tax profit be if Pedro Corp. extended its credit period?