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| Given that- | ||||||||
| Current ratio | 40000 | Current liabilities | 60000 | |||||
| Non current ratio | 240000 | Non current liabilties | 50000 | |||||
| Total liabilities | 110000 | |||||||
| Owner's equity | 170000 | |||||||
| Total asset | 280000 | Total liabilities + Equity | 280000 | |||||
| ans 1 | Working capital = Current asset - current liabilities | |||||||
| =40000-60000 | ||||||||
| -20000 | ||||||||
| Working capital is required to meet the short term business need. | ||||||||
| ans 2 | Current ratio = Current asset / Current liabilities | |||||||
| =40000/60000 | ||||||||
| 0.67 | ||||||||
| Current ratio is expression of working capital in ratio form. | ||||||||
| ans 3 | Debt to asset ratio | |||||||
| Debt = | 110000 | |||||||
| Asset = | 280000 | |||||||
| Debt to asset ratio = | 39.29% | |||||||
| this means 39.29% of the asset is financed by the debt. | ||||||||
| ans 4 | Equity to asset ratio | |||||||
| equity = | 170000 | |||||||
| Asset = | 280000 | |||||||
| Equity to asset ratio = | 60.71% | |||||||
| this means 60.71% of the asset is financed by the equity. | ||||||||
| ans 5 | Working capital or current ratio is not good for the company . | |||||||
| Firm does not have sufficient liquidity to pay its short term liability. | ||||||||
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