Assets: Cash $15,000 Acct. Receivable $15,000 Inventory $10,000 Prepaid Expenses $1
Assets:
Cash $15,000
Acct. Receivable $15,000
Inventory $10,000
Prepaid Expenses $10,000
FF&E, net $100,000
Liabilities
Acct. Payable $11,000
Accrued Expenses $29,000
Notes Payable $60,000
1. Calculate the current ratio.
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Assets:
Cash $15,000
Acct. Receivable
$15,000
Inventory $10,000
Prepaid Expenses
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