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Which of the following equations gives the amount of operating cycle where,
R stands for raw material storage period
W for work in progress holding period
F for finished goods storage period
D for receivables (debtors) collection period
C for credit period allowed by suppliers (creditors)?

Which of the following equations gives the amount of operating cycle where,
R stands for raw material storage period
W for work in progress holding period
F for finished goods storage period
D for receivables (debtors) collection period
C for credit period allowed by suppliers (creditors)? Correct Answer R + W + F + D - C

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