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Yes, because the current assets are the ones which are expected to convert into cash within a period of 1 year whereas the long-term assets are the ones which are expected to convert into cash more than a period of 1 year. Similary, wih current liabilities which need to be paid within a period of one year and the long-term liabiliies, which need to be paid for a period more than a year. Therefore, current assets, long-term assets, current liabilities and long-term liabilities are reported separately. | ||
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a) Total assets in 2017 | $198,825 | millions |
b) Current assets in 2017 | $57,689 | millions |
c) Current liabilities in 2017 | $66,928 | millions |
d) Total equity in 2017 | $80,535 | millions |
e) Retained earnings in 2017 | $89,354 | millions |
f) Inventory in 2017 | $43,046 | millions |
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Largest Current Asset in 2017: | ||
Inventory | $43,046 | millions |
Largest Current Liability in 2017: | ||
Accounts Payable | $41,433 | millions |
4) Current Ratio in 2017: | ||
Total Current Assets in 2017 (a) | $57,689 | millions |
Total Current Liabilities in 2017 (b) | $66,928 | millions |
Current Ratio in 2017 (a / b) | 0.86 |
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