Inventory at a local pharmacy was taken five times and was found to be $64,000; $55,480; $66,000; $58,420; and $63,421. Sales during the same period were $260,456. Find the stock turnover at the pharmacy. Round to the nearest cent. * 3.24 2.44 4.24 Other:

Inventory at a local pharmacy was taken five times and was found to be $64,000; $55,480; $66,000; $58,420; and $63,421. Sales during the same period were $260,456. Find the stock turnover at the pharmacy. Round to the nearest cent. * 3.24 2.44 4.24 Other:

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