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Nоte оn аnswer fоrmаtting for this question: enter only numbers rounded to the neаrest dollar. Please do not enter signs, symbols, or punctuation. Reppenhagen Co. is a company that occasionally makes credit sales. It knows that it will be unable to collect all of its accounts receivable and, every year at year-end, it makes appropriate adjusting entries relating to bad debts or uncollectible accounts receivable. In 2012, Reppenhagen Co. had credit sales of $50,000, it collected $52,000 of accounts receivable, and wrote off $4,000 of accounts receivable as bad debts. At year end in 2012, Reppenhagen Co. had a balance in accounts receivable of $2,000 and a balance in allowance for doubtful accounts of $90. Imagine that you are an accountant employed at Reppenhagen Co. At year end in 2012, the CEO of Reppenhagen Co. asks you to calculate bad debt expense in two ways so that she can compare them to each other. Calculate the bad debt expense Reppenhagen Co. would recognize if it used the percentage of sales method assuming that you believe Reppenhagen Co. will be unable to collect 3% of its credit sales.[bd1] Calculate the bad debt expense Reppenhagen Co. would recognize if it used the percentage of accounts receivable method assuming that you believe Reppenhagen Co. will be unable to collect 5% of its accounts receivable.[bd2]

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