. Which one of the following defines the cash cycle?  A.  Inventory period plus the accounts receivable period   B.  Inventory period plus the accounts payable period   C.  Operating cycle minus the inventory period   D.  Operating cycle minus the accounts payable period   E.  Operating cycle minus the accounts receivable period

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. Which one of the following defines the cash cycle? 

A. 

Inventory period plus the accounts receivable period

 

B. 

Inventory period plus the accounts payable period

 

C. 

Operating cycle minus the inventory period

 

D. 

Operating cycle minus the accounts payable period

 

E. 

Operating cycle minus the accounts receivable period

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