From the following partial income statement, calculate the inventory turnover for the period. • Net Sales: $1,850,000 • • • Cost of Goods Sold: о Beginning Inventory: $210,000 Purchases: $1,020,000 。 Cost of Goods Available for Sale: $1,230,000 ° о Less: Ending Inventory: $250,000 。 Cost of Goods Sold (COGS): $980,000 Gross Margin: $870,000 Operating Expenses: $420,000 Net Operating Income: $450,000

From the following partial income statement, calculate the inventory turnover for the period. • Net Sales: $1,850,000 • • • Cost of Goods Sold: о Beginning Inventory: $210,000 Purchases: $1,020,000 。 Cost of Goods Available for Sale: $1,230,000 ° о Less: Ending Inventory: $250,000 。 Cost of Goods Sold (COGS): $980,000 Gross Margin: $870,000 Operating Expenses: $420,000 Net Operating Income: $450,000

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