20. Inventory Conversion Period = Inventory / COGS p.a / 365 Days
| Inventory | 1800000*55%= | $990000 |
| COGS pm | Given | $1800000 |
| COGS pa | 1800000*12 | $21600000 |
| COGS per day | 21600000/365 | $59178.08 |
| Conversion Period | $990000/59178.08 | 16.73 DAYS |
Answer: Option E:18.2 days since near to 16.73 days.
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| Sl.No | Particulars | Calculation | Amount |
| a | Current Year Sales | $550 Million | |
| b | Increase by | 15% for next Year | |
| c | Next Year Sales projected | $550*115% | $632.5 Million |
| d | Inventory To be Maintained | $30.2+0.20(Sales) | |
| e | Inventory for next year | $30.2+0.20*(632.5) | $156.7 Million |
| f | Inventory Turnover Ratio for Next Year | $632.5/156.7 | 4.04 Days |
Answer: Option D: 4.04 Days
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