Question 5Calculate Turn for each season & year below: express answer three places to the right of thedecimal.FebBOM $ 32,511 $42,876 $Sales $21,987 $ 28,761 $Spring:MarchAugBOM $ 27,683 $ 36,000Fall:Sales $ 18,761 $ 25,766Year:SeptApril30,689 $19,922 $Oct$37,862$21,786May27,637 $35,843 $19,922 $ 19,783 $Nov$41,098June$24,987Dec$37,652$27,633July41,09824,765Jan$37,653$28,762EOYinventory$ 31,000

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Calculate Turn for each season & year below: express answer three places to the right of the decimal. Feb March April May BOM $ 32,511 $ 42,876 $ 30,689 $ 27,637 $ Sales $21,98 $ 28,761 $ 19,922 $19.922 $ BOM Sales Spring: Fall: Year: Aug Sept $ 27,683 $ 36,000 $ 18,761 $ 25,766 Oct $ 37,862 $ 21,786 Nov $ 41,098 $ 24,987 June July 35,843 $ 41,098 19,783 $ 24,765 Dec $ 37,652 $ 27,633 Jan $ 37.653 $ 28,762 EOY inventory $ 31,000

Calculate Turn for each season & year below: express answer three places to the right of the decimal. Feb March April May BOM $ 32,511 $ 42,876 $ 30,689 $ 27,637 $ Sales $21,98 $ 28,761 $ 19,922 $19.922 $ BOM Sales Spring: Fall: Year: Aug Sept $ 27,683 $ 36,000 $ 18,761 $ 25,766 Oct $ 37,862 $ 21,786 Nov $ 41,098 $ 24,987 June July 35,843 $ 41,098 19,783 $ 24,765 Dec $ 37,652 $ 27,633 Jan $ 37.653 $ 28,762 EOY inventory $ 31,000

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