Answer:
Inventory Turnover = 10.
Days in Inventory = 36.5.
Explanation:
<u>Inventory Turnover Ratio</u>
It is calculating by taking Cost of Goods Sold, and dividing it by Average Inventory.
whereas
Average Inventory = (Beginning Inventory + Ending Inventory) / 2
Putting values:
⇒ Average Inventory = (21,900 + 22,200) / 2 = $22,050.
Now Take the value of Cost of Goods Sold and divide it by Average Inventory to get Inventory Turnover:
⇒ Inventory Turnover = 220,500 / 22,050 = 10.
<u>Days in Inventory</u>
Take the Average Inventory and Divide it by Cost of Goods Sold. Now Multiply the result with number of days.
⇒ Days in Inventory = (22,050 / 220,500) * (365) = 36.5.
Note: Some Analysts measure the Inventory Turnover by taking Sales and Dividing it by Average inventory.
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