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3 years ago

Larkspur Company has been operating for several years, and on December 31, 2020, presented the following balance sheet.

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Nikitich [7]3 years ago

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Answer:

a. Current Ratio = (Cash + Receivables + Inventory) / Accounts Payable

Current Ratio = $36,400+$69,200+$99,300 / $141,500

Current Ratio = 1.448056537102473

Current Ratio = 1.45

b. Acid-test Ratio = (Cash + Receivables) / Accounts Payable

Acid-test Ratio = ($36,400+$69,200)/$141,500

Acid-test Ratio = 0.7462897526501767

Acid-test Ratio = 0.75

c. Debt to Assets Ratio = (Accounts Payable + Mortgage Payable) / Total Assets

Debt to Assets Ratio = $78,100 +$141,500/ $442,600

Debt to Assets Ratio = 0.4961590600994126

Debt to Assets Ratio = 49.62%

d. Return on Asset = Net Income / Total Assets

Return on Asset = $25,000 / $442,600

Return on Asset = 0.0564844103027564

Return on Asset = 56.48%

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