stion 5USING THE FOLLOWING DATA, CALCULATE THE CURRENT RATIO (X): TAKE ANSWER OUT TO ONE PLACE AFTER THE DECIMALaccounts payable15merchandise inventory30+--22---51accounts receivablemedical supplies9long term notes payablenursing revenue: 50-- -6.+ - - 44accumulated depreciation -blg4prepaid rent expenseamortization expenseproperty taxes payablebuilding60pension obligation: 278'transportation expense9bonds payable115unearned nursing income 24cash1.Zorro, capital39depreciation expense: 187.Zorro, withdrawalsmarketable securitiesA Moving to the next question prevents changes to this answer.MacBook Air3.

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USING THE FOLLOWING DATA, CALCULATE THE CURRENT RATIO (X): TAKE ANSWER OUT TO ONE PLACE AFTER THE DECIMAL accounts payable 15 merchandise inventory 30 accounts receivable 22 medical supplies 9 long term notes payable nursing revenue 50 accumulated depreciation -blg 4 prepaid rent expense amortization expense 3. property taxes payable 4 pension obligation transportation expense building 60 27 9 bonds payable 8 115 unearned nursing income 24 cash Zorro, capital 39 depreciation expense Zorro, withdrawals :18 marketable securities

USING THE FOLLOWING DATA, CALCULATE THE CURRENT RATIO (X): TAKE ANSWER OUT TO ONE PLACE AFTER THE DECIMAL accounts payable 15 merchandise inventory 30 accounts receivable 22 medical supplies 9 long term notes payable nursing revenue 50 accumulated depreciation -blg 4 prepaid rent expense amortization expense 3. property taxes payable 4 pension obligation transportation expense building 60 27 9 bonds payable 8 115 unearned nursing income 24 cash Zorro, capital 39 depreciation expense Zorro, withdrawals :18 marketable securities

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