Kal Electronics has an inventory turnover rate of 7.6, a receivables turnover rate of 11.5, and a payables turnover rate of 9.5. How long is the operating cycle?
84.35 days |
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79.77 days |
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74.13 days |
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69.52 days |
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61.08 days |
Days in inventory=365/inventory turnover
=365/7.6=48.03 days(Approx).
Days in receivables=365/ receivables turnover
=365/11.5=31.74 days(Approx).
Operating cycle=Days in inventory+Days in receivables
=48.03+31.74
=79.77 days(Approx).
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