D Question 6 3 pts Match the following terms and their definitions: Days of Working Capital [Choose ] [Choose ] Working Capital The use of debt to supplement equity investment with the hope to maximize gains. Current Assets minus Current Liabilities. Period Costs (Working Capital x 365)/Sales Revenue. People that are not tied directly to the cost of producing a unit - Administration, salespeople, and managers for example. Leverage [Choose ] Question 5 3 pts Match the following terms and their definitions: Turnover [Choose ] [ Choose ] Return on Sales (ROS) Sales, generated in a particular year, divided by the value of total assets for the same period. Net profit, generated each year, divided by total sales for the same period. Cumulative Free Cash Flow The left is "what is owned"; the right is "who owns it". The sum of all the Free Cash Flows since you took over management of the company. Sides of the Balance Sheet The right side represents the people who paid for the assets and their current stake. The Liabilities and Owner's Equity [ Choose ] D Question 4 3 pts Match the following terms and their definitions: Net Margin [Choose] [ Choose ] Current Ratio The property, plant, and equipment of "the Company" (They are listed on the left side of the Balance Sheet). Contribution Margin less Period Costs - Simply put, it is what the product contributes towards profits. Forecasting Current Assets/Current Liabilities (Cash + A/R + Inventory) / (A/P + Current Debt)). Your ability to forecast demand, build adequate inventories to satisfy demand, and yet not accumulate excessive inventory. The Financial Structure The relationship between Debt and Equity of a firm. The relationship is called "Leverage" because stockholders are matching their e The Assets [Choose ]