
Expenses:
The cost that is incurred during business is called business expenses. To earn revenue, some expenses are to be paid. Expense may be operating expenses or non operating expense.
Liabilities:
Liabilities are generally the amount owned by the company from lenders, suppliers, or bank. Liabilities are the burden on the company that they have to pay to others.
Equity:
A company needs finance to run the business. Equity is one of the method through which the company raise the capital.
Return on Assets:
The return on assets is the return earned on the amount invested in assets. The return on assets is also known as the
1.
To compute: Return on assets of K manufactures.
2.
To explain: The comparison with competitors.
3.
To compute: The total expenses of K manufacture.
4.
The average total amount of liabilities and equity of K manufactures.

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