Shown below are selected data from the balance sheet of Compros, a small electronics store (dollar amounts are in thousands):
Cash $ 75
Accounts receivable $ 135
Inventory $ 240
Total assets $ 900
Current liabilities $ 300
Noncurrent liabilities $ 375
What is the quick ratio?
What is the current ratio?
What is the amount of working capital?
What is the debt ratio?
A |
Total Quick Assets |
$210 |
|
B |
Current Liabilities |
$300 |
|
C = A/B |
Quick Ratio |
0.7 |
Answer [1] |
A |
Total Current Assets |
$450 |
|
B |
Current Liabilities |
$300 |
|
C = A/B |
Current Ratio |
1.5 |
Answer [2] |
A |
Total Current Assets |
$450 |
|
B |
Current Liabilities |
$300 |
|
C = A - B |
Working Capital |
$150 |
Answer [3] |
A |
Total Liabilities |
$675 |
|
B |
Total Assets |
$900 |
|
C = A/B |
Debt Ratio |
0.75 |
Answer [4] |
--Workings
A |
Cash |
$75 |
B |
Accounts receivables |
$135 |
C |
Inventory |
$240 |
D = A+B+C |
Total Current Assets |
$450 |
E = D - C |
Total Quick Assets |
$210 |
F |
Current Liabilities |
$300 |
G |
Non Current Liabilities |
$375 |
H = F+G |
Total Liabilities |
$675 |
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