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Mars2501 [29]
3 years ago
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The cost of goods sold computations for Alpha Company and Omega Company are shown below. Alpha Company Omega Company Beginning i

nventory $ 49,500 $ 71,000 Cost of goods purchased 200,000 299,000 Cost of goods available for sale 249,500 370,000 Ending inventory 57,000 73,000 Cost of goods sold $192,500 $297,000
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1 answer:
olya-2409 [2.1K]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

Alpha Company:

  • inventory turnover ratio = 3.62
  • days in inventory = 101 days

Omega Company

  • inventory turnover ratio = 4.13
  • days in inventory = 89 days

Explanation:

                                         Alpha Company       Omega Company

Beginning inventory                $49,500                       $71,000

<u>Cost of goods purchased     $200,000                   $299,000 </u>

Cost of goods available

for sale                                   $249,500                    $370,000

<u>Ending inventory                     $57,000                      $73,000 </u>

Cost of goods sold                 $192,500                   $297,000

inventory turnover rate = cost of goods sold / the average inventory

average inventory = (beginning inventory + ending inventory) / 2

days in inventory = 365 days / inventory turnover ratio

                                          Alpha Company             Omega Company

average inventory                  $53,250                         $72,000

inventory turnover         $192,500 / $53,250      $297,000 / $72,000

                                           = 3.62                              = 4.13

days in inventory             365 / 3.62                        365 / 4.13

                                        = 100.83 ≈ 101 days          = 88.38 ≈ 89 days

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