A) $20m.
B) $40m.
C) $45m.
D) $135m.Quick ratio (acid-test ratio) = 3 times =
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A) $20.93m.
B) $56.00m.
C) $75.07m.
D) $96.00m.Current ratio = 2.4 times =
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A) times interest earned
B) basic earning power
C) fixed-charge coverage ratio
D) ROA
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A) 13.17 percent
B) 10.99 percent
C) 27.50 percent
D) 32.93 percent
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A) $37m.
B) $97m.
C) $145m.
D) $157m.Quick ratio (acid-test ratio) = 2.4 times =
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A) $7.94m
B) $11.25m
C) $19.06m
D) $64.8m
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Multiple Choice
A) If a firm has a very high fixed asset turnover, it means that the firm may be nearing its maximum production capacity.
B) An extremely low average collection period will maximize net income.
C) In general, a firm should strive for a high average payment period because it wants to pay for its purchases as quickly as possible.
D) All of these choices are correct.
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A) $13.75m.
B) $20.25m.
C) $30.375m.
D) $33.75m.Current ratio = 1.5 = Current assets/$45m => Current assets = 1.5 *$45m = $67.5m.Cash = 0.05 * $67.5m = $3.375m.Accounts receivable = 0.50 * $67.5m = $33.75m.
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A) $0.125m.
B) $1.25m.
C) $12.5m.
D) $12m.
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A) the firm is able to meet its short-term obligations.
B) the firm uses little debt in its capital structure.
C) the firm pays out a large portion of its net income in the form of dividends.
D) the firm pays its creditors on time.
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