10 points Save Answ The average inventory in a clinic is computed as 5.5 patients on the basis of past data. After getting this figure, we actually step into the clinica couple of times to count the inventory, but find that the actual count is 6 and 3 patients, respectively at those times. Why do these counts differ from the average inventory figure? Because we need to compute the maximum, and not the average inventory from our data. Because we need to compute the minimum, and not the average inventory from our data. Because the average inventory is a theoretical figure, which we will approach if we continue to count inventory at individual times and develop average count figures Because the average inventory is in decimals, and therefore an incorrect computation