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| 5) | ||
| Operating Cycle = Inventory Period + Accounts Receivable Period | ||
| Inventory Turnover = Inventory /Cost of Good sold x 52 weeks | ||
| Inventory Turnover = $20,000/$250,000 x 52 weeks | 4.16 | Weeks |
| Receivables turnover = A/R/ net sales x 52 weeks | ||
| Receivables turnover = $15000/ 325000 x 52 weeks | 2.4 | Weeks |
| Average flow through operations | 6.56 | Weeks |
| 6) | ||
| The critical path is the path with the longest flow time. | ||
| The critical path is the longest sequence of activities in a project plan which must be completed on time for the project to complete on due date | ||
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for the company for the year?
Please provide formula/equations?
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