
a.
Introduction:The
Accounts receivable turnover of the business.
b
Introduction:The accounts receivable turnover ratio and Day sales uncollected determine the efficiency of the collection process of the business.
Days sales uncollected.
c.
Introduction:The inventory turnover ratio and days sales in inventory are computed for determining the efficiency with which the inventory is being handled by the business.
Inventory turnover of the business.
d
Introduction:The inventory turnover ratio and days sales in inventory are computed for determining the efficiency with which the inventory is being handled by the business.
Days sales in inventory.

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