Inventory turnover is
Cost of goods sold divided by the average merchandise inventory
First we should find the average merchandise inventory
Add the inventory on hand at the start of the year to the inventory on hand at the end of the year and divide the result by 2 to find the company's average inventory
(12,000+10,400)÷2=11,200
Now find the inventory turnover
Divide the company's cost of goods sold for the year by the average inventory to figure the company's inventory turnovers per year.
18,000÷11,200=1.61.....answer
Hope it helps
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the answer will be : 2x-9
Answer: -4. Reasoning: We are trying to get the angle of both lines to equal 180. If you add 60+124 together to see how much we have currently, your answer comes up to 184. That’s 4 over what we need, therefore, -4 would be needed to bring the current amount back down to 180.
Answer:
correct option is D.0.0019
Step-by-step explanation:
given data
journal reports p = 34%
random sample n = 225
yielded = 97
solution
we get here first Sample proportion that is
Sample proportion p1 = 
...............1
Sample proportion p1 = 0.4311
and here Null hypothesis is
H0 = p ≤ 0.34 ........................2
and
for Alternate hypothesis is
Ha = p > 0.34 ..........................3
so we get here z statistics that is express as
z = 
....................4
put here value and we get
solve it we get
z = 2.88468
so here p-value for a test will be
P (z > 2.88468)
P = 1 - P (z < 2.88468)
P = 0.001957
so correct option is D.0.0019
