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1- Which of the following situations describes a person who could be insolvent? A. Assets $56,300; annual expenses $61,200 B. Assets $78,300; net worth $23,200 C. Liabilities $45,300; net worth $7,200 D. Assets $40,300; liabilities $46,200 E. Annual cash inflows $45,300; liabilities $51,200 2- Given the following information, calculate the liquidity ratio: (Round your answer to 2 decimal places.) Liabilities = $42,500 Liquid assets = $8,500 Monthly credit payments = $1,700 Monthly savings = $1,300 Net worth = $99,500 Current liabilities = $3,400 Take-home pay = $4,100 Gross income = $8,900 Monthly expenses = $5,640 A. 42.71 B. 2.50 C. 1.51 D. 41.46 E. 14.61 3- Given the following information, calculate the net worth: Assets = $6,600 Cash inflows = $6,200 Cash outflows = $3,600 Liabilities = $2,700 A. $400 B. $900 C. $2,600 D. $2,700 E. $3,900 4- Given the following information, calculate the savings ratio: (Round your answer to 2 decimal places.) Liabilities = $30,500 Liquid assets = $6,100 Monthly credit payments = $1,100 Monthly savings = $640 Net worth = $81,500 Current liabilities = $2,200 Take-home pay = $2,900 Gross income = $5,300 Monthly expenses = $3,240
37.42% 2.77% 1.88% 37.93% 12.08% 5- Given the following information, calculate the debt ratio percentage: (Round your answer to 2 decimal places.) Liabilities = $33,500 Liquid assets = $6,700 Monthly credit payments = $1,250 Monthly savings = $1,030 Net worth = $86,000 Take-home pay = $3,200 Gross income = $6,200 Monthly expenses = $3,840 A. 38.95% B. 2.68% C. 1.74% D. 39.06% E. 16.61% 6- Which of the following situations describes a person who could be insolvent? A. Assets $56,300; annual expenses $60,700 B. Assets $78,300; net worth $22,700 C. Liabilities $45,300; net worth $6,700 D. Assets $40,300; liabilities $45,700 E. Annual cash inflows $45,300; liabilities $50,700 F. Insolvency occurs when liabilities, $45,700, far exceed assets, $40,300. 7- Given the following information, calculate the debt ratio percentage: (Round your answer to 2 decimal places.) Liabilities = $44,500 Liquid assets = $8,900 Monthly credit payments = $1,800 Monthly savings = $1,360 Net worth = $102,500 Take-home pay = $4,300 Gross income = $9,500 Monthly expenses = $6,040 A. 43.41% B. 2.47% C. 1.47% D. 41.86% E. 14.32%
8- Given the following information, calculate the liquidity ratio: (Round your answer to 2 decimal places.) Liabilities = $25,500 Liquid assets = $5,100 Monthly credit payments = $850 Monthly savings = $790 Net worth = $74,000 Current liabilities = $1,700 Take-home pay = $2,400 Gross income = $3,800 Monthly expenses = $2,240 A. 34.46 B. 3.00 C. 2.28 D. 35.42 E. 20.79 9- Given the following information, calculate the savings ratio: (Round your answer to 2 decimal places.) Liabilities = $35,500 Liquid assets = $7,100 Monthly credit payments = $1,350 Monthly savings = $540 Net worth = $89,000 Current liabilities = $2,700 Take-home pay = $3,400 Gross income = $6,800 Monthly expenses = $4,240 A. 39.89% B. 2.63% C. 1.67% D. 39.71% E. 7.94% 10- Rebecca Wilson budgeted $377 for a new wardrobe in June. She actually spent $411. What is her budget variance? $411 deficit $788 deficit $34 surplus $34 deficit $377 surplus
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