**Knowledge Check 01**The times interest earned ratio is computed as:- [ ] interest expense times income before interest expense and income taxes.- [ ] income before interest expense and income taxes divided by interest expense.- [X] income before interest expense divided by interest expense.- [ ] income before income taxes divided by income taxes.---**Navigation**- Prev (Previous)- Page: 18 of 19- Next---This section presents a multiple-choice question intended to test understanding of financial ratios. The focus is on the "times interest earned" ratio, which measures a company's ability to meet its debt obligations based on its current earnings.

Times Interest earned ratio measures the company's ability to repay it's interest. So the net income…

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FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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