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(a) Inventory turnover ratio = Cost of the goods sold / Average inventory
where, Average inventory = Beginning inventory + Ending inventory / 2
For 2016:
Ending inventory = $94250, Beginning inventory = Ending inventory of 2015 = $99000
Average inventory = ($99000 + $94250) / 2 = $193250 / 2 = $96625
Cost of the goods sold = $351650
Putting these values in the inventory turnover ratio formula, we get,
Inventory turnover ratio = $351650 / $96625 = 3.64
Days' sales in inventory = 365 / Inventory turnover ratio
For 2016
Inventory turnover ratio = 3.64 times ( as calculated above)
Putting these values in the Days' sales in inventory ratio formula, we get,
Days' sales in inventory ratio = 365 / 3.64 = 100.27 days
(b) Inventory turnover ratio = Cost of the goods sold / Average inventory
For 2017:
Ending inventory = $103900, Beginning inventory = Ending inventory of 2016 = $94250
Average inventory = ($94250 + $103900) / 2 = $198150 / 2 = $99075
Cost of the goods sold = $568825
Putting these values in the inventory turnover ratio formula, we get,
Inventory turnover ratio = $568825 / $99075 = 5.74
Days' sales in inventory = 365 / Inventory turnover ratio
For 2017
Inventory turnover ratio = 5.74 times ( as calculated above)
Putting these values in the Days' sales in inventory ratio formula, we get,
Days' sales in inventory ratio = 365 / 5.74 = 63.59 days
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