The Jena 2021 income staqenent and balance sheet foliows. (Cick, the icen to view the assets section of the badance sheet) (Click the icon to view the kababies and stockhelders' equity seclons of the balance ahent) (Click the icon lo view the income statement.) Read the reovirements: a. Use the income statement and the balance sheet to calculate Jona's rale of i vertory tumovar and doye inventory cutstanding for 202 ? Begin by selecting the formula and then enter the amourts to calculate inventory tuenever. (Enber curtoncy amounts in millons as oven in the question. Pound the inventory tirnover to tho decimat places, xx year. Round the Dio to one decimat place, x days.) b. Use the inceme statement and the balance shet to calculate the days' saks in average receivables (days' swes cutstanding) duning 2021 (round dolar anounts to one decimal place). Aspume al sales are made on acoourt. Select the formula and then enter the amounts to calculate days' sales in outstanding (DSO). (Akbrevation used: AR * Acoounts recevable. Enitor any rasos used to caculase DSO to ho decinal places, x, and use a 305-dey year: Aoune the DSO to one decimat place, x dayt.) Use the income statement and the balance sheet to calculate the following: a. Jona's rate of inventory turnover and days' inventory outstanding for 2021. b. Days' sales in average receivables (days' sales outstanding) during 2021 (round dollar amounts to one decimal place). Assume all sales are made on account. c. Accounts payable turnover and days' payables outstanding for 2021. For this purpose, assume that the impact of inventories on cost of goods sold is immaterial, allowing you to use cost of goods sold rather than purchases in your computations. d. Length of cash conversion cycle in days for 2021. Do these measures look strong or weak? Give the reason for your answer. Data table Data table Data table ing for 2021. as given in the que