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The following transactions are for Meena's Marshmallows: March 1st: Sold marshmallows to a grocery store for...

The following transactions are for Meena's Marshmallows:

  • March 1st: Sold marshmallows to a grocery store for $8,000, using terms 5/10, n/30
  • March 3rd: Sold marshmallows to a customer for $50. The customer used a credit card which charged a 2% fee.
  • March 5th: Sold marshmallows to a large supermarket for $2,600, using terms 3/10, n/30
  • March 7th: Received payment from the grocery store for the marshmallows sold on March 1st.
  • March 20th: Received payment from the grocery store for the marshmallows sold on March 5th.

Using the above information, what is Meena's Net Sales Revenue?

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