In accounting, the acid-test ratio, or quick ratio, is one way to measure a company's liquidity, or how well equipped it is to p
ay off debts in cash.
The quick ratio, Q, is calculated using the formula Q =
where C is is the value of the company's current assets, I is inventory, P is prepaid expenses, and L is current liabilities.
The quick ratio, Q, is calculated using the formula Q =
where C is is the value of the company's current assets, I is inventory, P is prepaid expenses, and L is current liabilities.
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The same goes for the second number cube.
The table below presents the possible outcomes of rolling two number cubes with the sum written as exponent.
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From the table it can be seen that the sums: 2 and 12 appeared only once and hence will represent the shortest bars if the distribution is represented in a bar chart.
Therefore, the <span>two sums that are represented by the shortest bars on a bar graph of this distribution</span> are 2 and 12.
The same goes for the second number cube.
The table below presents the possible outcomes of rolling two number cubes with the sum written as exponent.
From the table it can be seen that the sums: 2 and 12 appeared only once and hence will represent the shortest bars if the distribution is represented in a bar chart.
Therefore, the <span>two sums that are represented by the shortest bars on a bar graph of this distribution</span> are 2 and 12.