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Daily, Inc. began 2025 with $6,400 in inventory and ended the year with $5,600 in inventory. During 2025, Daily sold $32,000 of its inventory for a total of $69,000. At the end of 2025, Daily still owed $3,500 to its suppliers of inventory. How much was Daily's inventory turnover ratio?A) 5.46B) 5.20C) 5.33D) 5.86
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