If a firm's current ratio is 4, the firm could liquidate its current assets at only...
If a firm's current ratio is 4, the firm could liquidate its current assets at only ______ percent of their book value and still pay off the current liabilities in full.
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insufficient information to answer; need the inventory amount |
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insufficient information to answer; need the dollar amounts of CA and CL |
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40% |
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25% |
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A current ratio has nothing to do with the question being asked |
Homework Answers
Current ratio = Current assets/Current liabilites
Therefore:
If crrent assets=4X
Current liabilities =X
Percentage of liabilites as of assets=X/4X=0.25 or 25%
Hence 4th option is correct
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