11. Tamagachi, Inc. uses the FIFO inventory method. The following financial ratios are available for fiscal year 2017 for Tamagachi, Inc.:
Days inventory outstanding |
28 |
Days sales outstanding |
42 |
Return on assets |
0.07 |
Return on equity |
0.13 |
Net profit margin |
0.05 |
Days payables outstanding |
39 |
Which of the following statements is true?
a. Tamagachi’s cash conversion cycle is 31 days.
b. Tamagachi’s cash conversion cyle is 53 days.
c. Tamagachi’s leverage is 6 percent.
d. Tamagachi’s leverage is 15 percent.
e. Tamagachi’s cash conversion cycle is 14 days.
Days inventory outstanding |
28 |
Days sales outstanding |
42 |
Days payables outstanding |
39 |
Cash conversion cycle = Days inventory outstanding+Days sales outstanding - Days payables outstanding
= 28+42-39
= 31 days
The following statements is true
a. Tamagachi’s cash conversion cycle is 31 days
Correct option is a.
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11. Tamagachi, Inc. uses the FIFO inventory method. The following financial ratios are available for fiscal...
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