None Canadian Products is concerned about managing its operatingassets and liabilities efficiently. Inventories have an average age of110 days, and accounts receivable have an average age of 50 days.Accounts payable are paid approximately 40 days after they arise.The firm has annual sales of $36 million, its cost of goods soldrepresents 75 percent of sales, and its purchases represent 70percent of the cost of goods sold. Assume a 365-day year.a. Calculate the firm's operating cycle (OC).b. Calculate the firm's cash conversion cycle (CCC).c. Calculate the amount of total resources Canadian Products hasinvested in its CCC.d. Discuss how management might be able to reduce the amount oftotal resources invested in the CCC.

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