Ok so if u know a percent you multiply but you turn your 75 to a decimal so it would be 0.75•18
The inventory turnover and current ratio are related. The combination of a high current ratio and a low inventory turnover ratio, relative to industry norms, suggests that the firm has an above-average inventory level and/or that part of the inventory is obsolete or damaged.
Answer:
1. True
Step-by-step explanation:
A high current ratio is consistent with a lot of inventory. A low inventory turnover is also
consistent with a lot of inventory. If the CR exceeds industry norms and the turnover is below
the norms, then the firm has more inventory than most other firms, given its sales. It could
just be carrying a lot of good inventory, but it might also have a normal amount of "good"
inventory plus some "bad" inventory that has not been written off. So the statement is true
Answer:
x>1/6
interval notation (1/6,∞)
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
15
Step-by-step explanation:
you can't divide 4/15 down to have a denominator of 5 since 4 cant divide by 3 evenly
you can't divide 15 by something to get 10
so the only answer is 15
so 1/5 would turn into 3/15 by multiplying the top and bottom by 3
You have to work in factors of 5 because thats what they have in common