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Compute the operating cycle based on the following information: Inventory Period = 36 Accounts Receivable Period = 29 Accounts Payable Period = 25 Question 4

Compute the operating cycle based on the following information:

Inventory Period = 36
Accounts Receivable Period = 29
Accounts Payable Period = 25

 

Question 4

 

MonthSales $MonthSales $
Jan        35,230July        49,671
Feb        25,211Aug        27,787
Mar        27,787Sep        35,230
Apr        49,671Oct        27,787
May        35,230Nov        25,211
June        25,211Dec        49,671


The table contains the Sales estimates for the next year.

Sales are collected as follows:
In the month of Sales: 45%
In the next month: 27%
After 2 months: 12%
After 3 months: remainder is collected

What is the cash collection for November?

Enter your answer rounded off to two decimal points. Do not enter $ or comma in the answer box.

 

 

Question 5

The terms of the sale were 2/3, net 41. What is the effective annual rate of interest? 

Convert your answer to percentage and round off to two decimal points. Do not enter % in the answer box.

 

Question 6

The terms of the sale were 3/18, net 49. What is the effective annual rate of interest? 

Convert your answer to percentage and round off to two decimal points. Do not enter % in the answer box.

 

Question 7

XYZ is a retailer and sells 107,000 units per year. It purchases from a single supplier. Fixed cost per order is $806 and carrying cost is $14 per unit. 

Suppose XYZ orders 6,000 units per order from the supplier. What are the total costs (sum of carrying costs and shortage costs)?

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