Homework Answers
Working capital:
= $231,000 - $156,000
= $75,000
Current ratio:
= $231,000 / $156,000
= 1.5
Debt to assets ratio:
= $615,000 / $988,000
= 62%
Debit to equity:
= $615,000 / $373,000
= 1.6
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Q.9
The balance sheet for Solomon Corporation follows:
Current assets
$
237,000
Long-term assets (net)
752,000
Total assets
$
989,000
Current liabilities
$
156,000
Long-term liabilities
450,000
Total liabilities
606,000
Common stock and retained earnings
383,000
Total liabilities and stockholders’ equity
$
989,000
Required
Compute the following. (Round "Ratios" to 1 decimal
place.)
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Q.9
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$
237,000
Long-term assets (net)
752,000
Total assets
$
989,000
Current liabilities
$
156,000
Long-term liabilities
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Total liabilities
606,000
Common stock and retained earnings
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989,000
Required
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place.)
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