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Hot Company had a beginning inventory for the period of $800,000. During the period it purchased $1,900,000 of additional inventory. At end of period it had $4,350,000 in recorded sales and the ending inventory balance was $700,000. Inventory turnover was:
- 2.67
- 1.33
- None of the other alternatives are correct
- 2.86
- 2.50
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