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melamori03 [73]

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The managers of fazer technologies inc. created a report of the profits earned and the losses incurred by the company over the l

ast year and presented it to the stockholders of the company. in this scenario, fazer technologies inc.'s report is an example of an _____.

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Slav-nsk [51]3 years ago

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Analytical Report is the answer buddy

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Current ratio (2016) = 1.44

Current ratio (2017) = $450,000 / $300,000

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ACID RATIO

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Acid ratio (2016) = 0.78

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INVENTORY TURNOVER RATIO

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DAYS SALE IN RECEIVABLE

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Account receivable turnover ratio (2016) = 1,752,000/138,288(w2)

Account receivable turnover ratio = 12.67 times

Account receivable turnover ratio (2017) = 1,642,500/140,351(w2)

Account receivable turnover ratio (2017) = 11.7 times

Working 2

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Average receivable (2017) = (144,576 +136,125 ) /2

Average receivable (2017) = 140,351

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