Which of the following is the correct formula for calculating the cash ratio?
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Cash ratio = (Cash + Cash equivalents) ÷ Total current liabilities |
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Cash ratio = (Bank + Cash equivalents) ÷ Total current liabilities |
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Cash ratio = (Cash + Cash equivalents) ÷ Total assets |
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Cash ratio = (Cash + Bank) ÷ Total liabilities |
Cash ratio = (Cash + Cash equivalents) / Total current liabilities. (Option A is correct)
Option B is incorrect because there is no such thing as a Bank in the balance sheet items. Option D is incorrect for the same reason.
Option C is incorrect because we divide by Total current liabilities, not Total assets.
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What is the Return on Assets Ratio, Current Ratio, Days
Cash on Hand and Average Collection Period / Days in Accounts
Receivable for Jackson Hospital in 2018?
Please look at the images and also the options that are
available for answers
Return on Assets Ratio
A: 1.6%
B: 3.2%
C: 8.40%
D: 13.36%
Current Ratio
A: 1.7 times
B: 2.8 %
C: 1.9 times
D: 2.4 times
Days Cash on Hand
A: 12.1 days
B: 18.9 days
C: 35.00 days...
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