Extract from Income Statement for the year ended 30 June 2020:RSales5 220 000Cost of sales3 600 000Operating profit1 295 000Income tax190 500Net profit after tax444 500Extract from Balance Sheet on 30 June :20202019RFixed assets (carrying value)17 420 95014 683 300Fixed deposit: Ken Bank250 000380 000Current assets1 015 000456 000Inventories (only trading stock)564 000281 500Trade and other receivables (debtors)246 000167 000Cash and cash equivalents205 0007 500Shareholders' equity10 050 7509 540 000Ordinary share capital10 000 0009 180 000Retained income50 750360 000Loan: Barbie Bank8 000 0004 500 000Current liabilities635 2001479 300Trade and other payables420 000683 400Shareholders for dividends209 000162 000SARS: Income tax6 20023 400Bank overdraft610 500Use the above information and calculate the following financial indicators were on 30 June: (Rounded off to 1 decimal)20202019Current ratio(A)(B)Acid-test ratio(C)(D)Inventory turnover rate (times)(E)10 timesDebtors' collection period (days)(F)43 daysCreditors' payment period (days)(G)63 days

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