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Answer 10 | ||
As both cash and current liabilities are increasing so Quick ratio will also increase. | ||
Answer 11 | ||
Debt ratio means Total liabilities divided by total assets. | ||
In the present case debt will decrease and cash balance will decrease which means total assets will decrease. SO debt ratio will also decrease. | ||
Answer 12 | ||
As both current assets and current liabilities are increasing so Current ratio will also increase. | ||
Answer 13 | ||
Felton Farm Supplies | Amount $ | Note |
Total assets | 12,000,000.00 | A |
Return on total assets | 15.00% | B |
Net Profit | 1,800,000.00 | C=A*B |
Net Profit margin | 4.75% | D |
Sales | 37,894,736.84 | E=C/D |
Total asset turnover ratio | 3.16 | F=E/A |
Answer 14 | ||
Krisel and Cringle | ||
Debt to total assets ratio is 0.835 | ||
It means if Total assets is 1 then total liabilities is 0.835 | ||
Equity= Total assets - Total liabilities | ||
Equity= 1 - 0.835 | ||
Equity= 0.165 | ||
Debt to Equity ratio is 0.835/.165 | ||
Debt to Equity ratio= 5.06 | ||
Answer 15 | ||
Philips | ||
Debt ratio is 27.5% | ||
It means if Total assets is 100 then total liabilities is 27.50 | ||
Equity= Total assets - Total liabilities | ||
Equity= 100 -27.5 | ||
Equity= 72.5 | ||
Return on is Equity is 13.3% | ||
Return on is Equity 13.3% of 72.50 | ||
Net profit is 9.64. | ||
Return of assets (ROA)= Net profit/ Total Assets | ||
Return of assets (ROA)= 9.64/ 100 | ||
Return of assets (ROA)= 9.64% |
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