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Chapter 12, Problem 4P
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Interpretation: The average value of inventory that is being held needs to be discussed.
Concept Introduction: Average inventory is the average value of specific goods within a particular time period. It may vary from the median. It is calculated by averaging the sum of the number of points within the starting and ending values.
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