<span>1.
The current ratio (assets/liabilities) of company X is 3.1. Given that
the current assets are $186000, find the current liabilities:
Assets = A
Liabilities = L
A / L = 3.1 => L = A / 3.1
A = 186000 => L = 18600 / 3.1 = 6000
Answer: $ 6000
2. The board of directors determines that the current ratio must never
be below 2.6. What is the maximum amount that the company can borrow?
A/L ≥ 2.6
=> L ≤ A / 2.6
=> L ≤ 186000 / 2.6
L ≤ 71538.46
Answer: $71538.46
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Answer:
1. x=-6
Step-by-step explanation:
Step 1: Simplify both sides of the equation.
3(2x+3)−4x=−3
(3)(2x)+(3)(3)+−4x=−3(Distribute)
6x+9+−4x=−3
(6x+−4x)+(9)=−3(Combine Like Terms)
2x+9=−3
2x+9=−3
Step 2: Subtract 9 from both sides.
2x+9−9=−3−9
2x=−12
Step 3: Divide both sides by 2.
x=-6
Answer:
9.28/2.9=3.2is a required answer
