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Inventories        - $150,000Receivables       - $300,000Cash                  - $25,000Payables            - $230,000Overdraft           - $90,000Revenue            - $2,700,000Cost of sales      - $1,300,000Gross profit        - $1,400,000 What is the inventory holding period?Group of answer choices65 days78 days41 days42 days

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Inventories        - 150,000Receivables     150,000Receivables       - 300,000Cash                  - 25,000Payables           25,000Payables            - 230,000Overdraft           - 90,000Revenue           90,000Revenue            - 2,700,000Cost of sales      - 1,300,000Grossprofit       1,300,000Gross profit        - 1,400,000 What is the inventory holding period?Group of answer choices65 days78 days41 days42 days

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Solution

To calculate the inventory holding period, we need to use the formula:

Inventory Holding Period = (Inventories / Cost of Sales) x 365

Given the values:

Inventories = 150,000CostofSales=150,000 Cost of Sales = 1,300,000

Substituting these values into the formula:

Inventory Holding Period = (150,000/150,000 / 1,300,000) x 365 = 42 days

So, the inventory holding period is 42 days.

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