Based on the net working capital and the current assets, the current ratio of the firm is 2.92
<h3>What is the firm's current ratio?</h3>
First, find the current liabilities:
= Current assets - Net working capital
= 3,500 - 2,300
= $1,200
The current ratio is:
= Current assets / Current liabilties
= 3,500 / 1,200
= 2.92
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Given that a car is a coupe, there is a 10% chance it is from the previous model year.
Step-by-step explanation:
The consideration "Given that a car is from the previous model year, there is a 10% chance that it is a coupe." wouldn't give much information. Previous year models are 10% Coupe and 25% Sedan.
Same for consideration "There is a 10% chance that the car is from the previous model year." This consideration would be good if only a specific model would be taken.
Consideration "There is a 10% chance that the car is a coupe." makes no sense because, in order for this to be true, 90% of specific models would be a sedan which table clearly shows 25%.
I don't fully understand the question but I hope this helps...
I believe this would mean he made $1405 that day.
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