1The debt ratio measures a company's overall ability to pay stockholders. 2The current ratio and the debt ratio are shown on the income statement. 3Which of the following measures a company's...





1The debt ratio measures a company's overall ability to pay stockholders.



2The current ratio and the debt ratio are shown on the income statement.



3Which of the following measures a company's ability to pay current liabilities with current assets.



A) Net income



B) Debt ratio



C) Current ratio



D) Total assets



4The following is the balance sheet for Green Landscaping, Inc.:



Greene Landscaping, Inc.



Balance Sheet



December 31, 2012



AssetsLiabilities



Cash$15,000Accounts payable$ 22,000



Accounts receivable30,000Salaries payable12,000



Supplies4,000Unearned service



revenue



25,000



Prepaid insurance8,000Total liabilities59,000



Equipment$85,000



Less: Accumulated



depreciation



10,000



75,000Stockholders’ Equity



Common stock50,000



Retained earnings23,000





Total assets



$132,000Total liabilities and



stockholders’ equity



$132,000





Which of the following is the current ratio? (Round to 2 decimal places.)



A) .97



B) .68



C) .25



D) 1.27



5The following is the Balance Sheet for Green Landscaping, Inc.:





Greene Landscaping, Inc.



Balance Sheet



December 31, 2012



AssetsLiabilities



Cash$15,000Accounts payable$ 22,000



Accounts receivable30,000Salaries payable12,000



Supplies4,000Unearned service



revenue



25,000



Prepaid insurance8,000Total liabilities59,000



Equipment$85,000



Less: Accumulated



depreciation



10,000



75,000Stockholders’ Equity



Common stock50,000



Retained earnings23,000





Total assets



$132,000Total liabilities and



stockholders’ equity



$132,000







Which of the following is the debt ratio? (Round to 2 decimal places.)



A) .39



B) .45



C) 1.04



D) .79



6Please refer to the following balance sheet:





AssetsLiabilities



Current assets:Current liabilities:



Cash$1,700Accounts payable$1,200



Accounts receivable10,500Salary payable980



Supplies20Unearned revenue600



Total current assets$12,220Total current liabilities2,780



Plant assets:Long-term liabilities:



Equipment12,500Notes payable5,000



Less: Accumulated



depreciation



2,240



10, 260



Total liabilities



7,780



Stockholders’ Equity



Common stock1,000



Retained earnings13,700



Total stockholders’ equity14,700





Total assets



$22,480Total liabilities and



stockholders’ equity



$22,480





How much is the current ratio? (Round to 2 decimal places.)



A) 0.35



B) 2.89



C) 0.23



D) 4.40





7Please refer to the following balance sheet:





AssetsLiabilities



Current assets:Current liabilities:



Cash$1,700Accounts payable$1,200



Accounts receivable10,500Salary payable980



Supplies20Unearned revenue600



Total current assets$12,220Total current liabilities2,780



Plant assets:Long-term liabilities:



Equipment12,500Notes payable5,000



Less: Accumulated



depreciation



2,240



10, 260



Total liabilities



7,780



Stockholders’ Equity



Common stock1,000



Retained earnings13,700



Total stockholders’ equity14,700





Total assets



$22,480Total liabilities and



stockholders’ equity



$22,480





How much is the debt ratio? (Round to 2 decimal places.)



A) 0.35



B) 2.89



C) 0.23



D) 4.40



8Which of the following would be considered the POOREST current ratio?



A) 0.5



B) 1.1



C) 1.3



D) 1.8



9Which debt ratio would indicate the BEST overall ability of an organization to pay its debts?



A) 25%



B) 40%



C) 60%



D) 130 %



10The formula for computing a current ratio is:



A) Current assets/Total assets.



B) Current assets/Total liabilities.



C) Current assets/Total equity.



D) Current assets/Current liabilities.





May 15, 2022
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