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Total Assets are $1,350,000; Total Current Liabilities are $250,000; the Current Ratio is 3.8. Calculate the...
Total Assets are $1,350,000; Total Current Liabilities are $250,000; the Current Ratio is 3.8.
Calculate the firm's Net Fixed Assets. Round to the nearest dollar and do NOT enter a dollar sign.
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