A corporation reported cash of $27,800, total assets of $465,000, and total equity of $159,365 on its balance sheet. Its common-size percent for cash equals:
Multiple Choice
1673%.
59.80%.
100.00%.
16.73%.
5.98%.
common-size percent for cash =Cash/Total assets
=(27800/465,000)
which is equal to
=5.98%(Approx).
A corporation reported cash of $27,800, total assets of $465,000, and total equity of $159,365 on...
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