Using to most recent 10-K for Peloton, compute their accounts payable turnover for the most recent year. (round to 3 decimals)

A. Convert Peloton’s accounts payable turnover to their average days to pay payables.

B. For Peloton’s current year, compare the average days to pay payables to the receivable turnover in days + average days to sell inventory. What is taking longer?

C. What is Peloton’s working capital for the most recent year?

D. Compare Peloton’s liquidity in the most recent year (ended Jun. 30, 2020) to the prior year (ended Jun. 30, 2019). Has their liquidity improved or not? Use working capital and current ratio to determine. Provide support.

If. Is Peloton financed mostly with debt or equity? Which one is riskier and why?

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