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Assoli18 [71]
3 years ago
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Dogz reports total revenue of $47,561, cost of goods sold of $32,856 and net receivables of $19,595. Their property, plant and e

quipment is $19,813 and they have $16,240 of inventory. Which ratio is highest- ART, INVT or PPET?
A, ART
B. INVT
C. PPET
D. Cannot be determined from the information provided
Business
1 answer:
natima [27]3 years ago
8 0

Answer: ART

Explanation:

Account receivable turnover(ART) = Sales revenue/Average Account Receivable

= $47,561/$19,595

= 2.427

Inventory Turnover(INVT) = Cost of sales/Inventory

= $32856/$16240

= 2.023

Property Plant and Equipment Turnover(PPET) = Sales/Property Plant and Equipment

= $47561/$19813

= 2.400

Therefore, the ratio that is highest is the account receivable turnover

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