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The Quick ratio: 0.86:1

Explanation:

The question is completed first as follows:

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The requirement is to use the given information to calculate Windswept Inc's Quick ratio for 2010.

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The formula for quick ratio= Current Assets - Inventory / Current Liabilities

Windswept's quick ration = Cash + Accounts receivable / Accounts Payable (all for 2010)

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1. A Contribution Format Income Statement for divisions:

2a. Increase monthly advertising for the West Division by $28,000 to increase its sales by 12%

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Sales                   $412,000  $670,000   $520,000 $1,602,000

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Fixed expenses  290,000    332,000     191,000       813,000

Non-Traceable

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Net operating Income

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Sales                                    $ 1,602,000

Variable expenses                    555,380

Contribution margin               1,046,620

Fixed expenses                        1,151,000

Net operating income (loss) $ (104,380)

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Variable expenses             203,034  ($181,280 x 1.12)

Contribution margin        $379,366

Fixed Expenses                 219,000 ($191,000 + 28,000)

Net Operating Income    $160,366

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