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Chapter 26, Problem 16P

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To determine: The average number of inventory days outstanding for O Incorporation.

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The average number of days a company can hold its stock in a business is termed as inventory days.

b)

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To determine: The amount of investment should the company reduce in inventory.

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Average inventory is the medium of the inventories during a particular period.

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