QUESTION 14: If a firm turns over its average inventory of $59,389,000 five times (IT=5), and the gross profit margin is 58%, what is the total revenue (sales)?
$707 million |
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$645 million |
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$693 million |
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$775 million |
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none of these |
QUESTION 15: Trico Corporation’s DSO is 28.6 days. If the accounts receivable total $3,840,000, What would the firm’s annual sales be?
$19.893 million |
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$49.007 million |
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$59.390million |
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$38.908 million |
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none of these |
QUESTION 16: The target capital structure is the
projects that form the goal for the coming year |
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set of strategic objectives of the firm over the next 5-10 years |
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mix of capital components used in fundraising for projects |
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systematic repayment of debt through equal periodic payments |
14)
Cost of goods sold % = 100% - Gross profit % = 100% - 58% = 42%
Cost of goods sold = Average Inventory X Inventory tunrover
= 59.389 Million x 5
= 296.945 Million
Sales = Cost of goods sold / Cost of goods sold %
= 296.945 / 42%
= 707.01 Million
Correct choice A
15)
Annual sales = Receivables * 365/ Days of sales in hand
= 3.84 Million x (365/28.60)
= 49.007 Million
Correct choice B
16)
Target capital structure defines the mix of proposed debt and equity in the capital structure
Correct choice C
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