mMCQ.

Navigation Menu

Step into mMCQ.

Launch mMCQ. diagnostic

Explore mMCQ.

MDCAT prepFree DiagnosticPricing & SubscribeSign in

Resources

Terms & Conditions

mMCQ.

© 2021 - 2025 mMCQ.All rights reserved.

WhatsApp
O Level Accounting (7707)•7707/12/M/J/21
Question 31 from 7707/12/M/J/21

Explanation

Insufficient data to determine correct inventory turnover Steps:

  • Calculate recorded COGS: opening inventory 3600+purchases3600 + purchases 3600+purchases2800 - closing inventory 2400=2400 = 2400=4000.
  • Gross profit = sales - COGS; correct gross profit is 1200,socorrectCOGS=sales−1200, so correct COGS = sales - 1200,socorrectCOGS=sales−1200.
  • Average inventory requires correct opening and closing values; error likely in closing inventory, but amount unknown without sales or recorded gross profit.
  • Inventory turnover = correct COGS / average inventory; cannot compute without sales to adjust for error.

Why the correct option is correct:

  • Not applicable; no option fits due to missing sales figure needed to find error in records and correct COGS.

Why the others are wrong:

  • A, B, C, D: All assume resolvable data, but sales or error magnitude absent, preventing accurate turnover calculation.

Final answer: Not enough information.

Topic: Calculation and understanding of accounting ratios

Practice more O Level Accounting (7707) questions on mMCQ.me