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Current year prior year
a) Current ratio = Current assets /Current liabilities 8180100/6176000=1.32 8200030/7900300=1.04
b)Receivable turnover ratio= Sales/Average receivable 13300300/ 4285000*=3.10
*Average receivable =4750000+3820000/2=$4285000
c)Days to collect =No. of working days/Receivable turnover ratio
360/3.10=116 .12 days
d)Inventory turnover ratio = Cost of goods sold/Average inventory
8915195/1111900=8.01
e)Days to sell = No of working days/inventory turnover ratio
360/8.01=44.94 days
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