Answer:
Inventory turnover = 4.84 times.
Days Sales in inventory = 75.41 days.
Explanation:
Inventory turnover ratio: Shows that how many times company has sold it's inventory.
[tex]Inventory Turnover=\frac{COGS}{AverageInnventory}[/tex]
[tex]Average Inventory =\frac{BeginingInventory + Ending Inventory}{2}[/tex]
COGS = $484,000
Average Inventory = [tex]=\frac{88,800 + 111,200}{2} = 100,000[/tex]
[tex]Inventory Turnover=\frac{484,000}{100,000} = 4.84 times.[/tex]
In the given year Opa has turned (sold or replaced) it's inventories 4.84 times.
Days Sales in Inventory (DSI): It represents the number of days the company took to turn (sell or replace) it's inventory.
[tex]DSI= \frac{AverageInvetory}{COGS}* 365 days[/tex]
COGS = $484,000
Average Inventory = 100,000
[tex]DSI= \frac{100,000}{484,000}* 365 days = 75.41 days[/tex]
It took almost 75 days for Opa to turn(Sell or replace) it's inventory.