K. Jackson CorporationAssetsCashAccounts receivableInventoryNet fixed assetsTotal assetsLiabilities and owners' equity.Accounts payableST Notes payableLong-term debtOwners' EquityTotal liabilities and owner'sequityBalance Sheet$250,000450.000500,0002.100,000$3,300.000$100.000450.0001,050,0001,700.000$3,300,000Income StatementSales (all credit)Cost of goods soldOperating expenseInterest expenseIncome taxesNet income$8,000,000(4.000.000)(2,900,000)(150,000)(380,000)$570,000Based on the information for K. Jackson Corporation, the current and acid-test ratios are, respectively.OA2.37 and 1.39.OB2 37 and 1.27OC2 18 and 1.39OD.2 18 and 1.27OE None of the above.

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K. Jackson Corporation Assets Cash Accounts receivable Inventory Net fixed assets Total assets Liabilities and owners' equity Accounts payable ST Notes payable Long-term debt Owners' Equity LUNG Balance Sheet $250,000 450,000 500,000 2,100,000 $3,300.000 $100.000 450.000 1,050,000 1,700,000 Income Statement Sales (all credit) Cost of goods sold Operating expense Interest expense Income taxes Net income $8,000,000 (4.000.000) (2.900,000) (150.000) (380,000) $570,000

K. Jackson Corporation Assets Cash Accounts receivable Inventory Net fixed assets Total assets Liabilities and owners' equity Accounts payable ST Notes payable Long-term debt Owners' Equity LUNG Balance Sheet $250,000 450,000 500,000 2,100,000 $3,300.000 $100.000 450.000 1,050,000 1,700,000 Income Statement Sales (all credit) Cost of goods sold Operating expense Interest expense Income taxes Net income $8,000,000 (4.000.000) (2.900,000) (150.000) (380,000) $570,000

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