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| Times interest earned for Miller Company and Weaver Company | ||||
| Choose Numerator: | / | Choose Denominator: | = | Times interest earned |
| Income before interest | / | Interest expense | = | Times interest earned |
| 300000 | / | 68000 | = | 4.41 |
| 600000 | / | 368000 | = | 1.63 |
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