Part 3: Calculate the following. If a "%" is required, calculate the number first, round to TWO digits after the decimal point, then convert to "%". For example, if you were to calculate a number to to 0.61823, convert to % to get 61.823%, round to two digits after the decimal point to get 61.82%. Current Ratio (write the numbers you are using to calculate current ratio (not %), then state the ratio with two digit after the decimal point. No need to type "$" since it was already displayed): $ • Net Working Capital (write the numbers you are using to calculate Net Working Capital, then state the answer with "," if needed, and no spaces. No need to type "$" since it was already displayed): $ $ /$ • Return on Equity (Calculate and convert to "%". Make sure type % without spaces. No need to type "$" since it was already displayed): $ - $ • Earnings per share: Calculate and write the number (showing 2 digits after the decimal point. No need to type "$" since it was already displayed): $ /$ • Debt to Equity Ratio Calculate and convert to "%". Make sure type % without spaces. No need to type "$" since it was already displayed): = $ /$

Part 3: Calculate the following. If a "%" is required, calculate the number first, round to TWO digits after the decimal point, then convert to "%". For example, if you were to calculate a number to to 0.61823, convert to % to get 61.823%, round to two digits after the decimal point to get 61.82%. Current Ratio (write the numbers you are using to calculate current ratio (not %), then state the ratio with two digit after the decimal point. No need to type "$" since it was already displayed): $ • Net Working Capital (write the numbers you are using to calculate Net Working Capital, then state the answer with "," if needed, and no spaces. No need to type "$" since it was already displayed): $ $ /$ • Return on Equity (Calculate and convert to "%". Make sure type % without spaces. No need to type "$" since it was already displayed): $ - $ • Earnings per share: Calculate and write the number (showing 2 digits after the decimal point. No need to type "$" since it was already displayed): $ /$ • Debt to Equity Ratio Calculate and convert to "%". Make sure type % without spaces. No need to type "$" since it was already displayed): = $ /$

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

10th Edition

ISBN:9781259964947

Author:Libby

Publisher:Libby

Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1Q

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