DQuestion 6Jaffers Corporation has a current ratio (defined as current assets dividend by current liabilities) of1.7 as of the end of 2020. Which of the following transaction would increase the current ratio?O Jaffers receives payment of an outstanding account receivable.O Jaffers pays an outstanding long-term liabilityJaffers purchases more inventory on account.Jaffers issues long-term debt and receives cashQuestion 7Quantum, LLC. Reported net income of $8,840,984 and a net cash inflow from operations of$9,820,659 for 2021. Quantum, LLC. used the straight-line depreciation method to determinedepreciation expense for 2021 of $1,729,100. If Quantum, LLC. had used the double-decliningbalance depreciation method, depreciation expense for 2021 would have been $2.950,000.Required: What would cash flow from operations have been if Quantum, LLC. had used the double-declining balance method?Enter your answer in dollar with no $ or commas

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Jaffers Corporation has a current ratio (defined as current assets dividend by current liabilities) of 1.7 as of the end of 2020. Which of the following transaction would increase the current ratio? O Jaffers receives payment of an outstanding account receivable. Jaffers pays an outstanding long-term liability O Jaffers purchases more inventory on account. Jaffers issues long-term debt and receives cash

Jaffers Corporation has a current ratio (defined as current assets dividend by current liabilities) of 1.7 as of the end of 2020. Which of the following transaction would increase the current ratio? O Jaffers receives payment of an outstanding account receivable. Jaffers pays an outstanding long-term liability O Jaffers purchases more inventory on account. Jaffers issues long-term debt and receives cash

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