Answer:
1.99 times
Calculation:
Current Ratio = Current assets / Current liabilities
Particulars | Amount | |
A | Current assets | $ 394,140 |
B | Current liablites | $ 198,100 |
A/B | Current Ratio | 1.99 |
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