ENGINEERING ECO ANALYSIS W/STUDY GUIDE
ENGINEERING ECO ANALYSIS W/STUDY GUIDE
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ISBN: 9780190693053
Author: NEWNAN
Publisher: Oxford University Press
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Chapter 17, Problem 19P
To determine

(a)

The current ratio and explain if the company is financially healthy.

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 19P

The current ratio is 3.02.

Since the current ratio is greater than 1 ; the firm is financially healthy.

Explanation of Solution

Calculation:

Make the balance sheet and categorise as asset or liabilities.

Item Amount Location on Balance Sheet
Cash $1740 Current Asset
Net Accounts and Receivables $2500 Current Asset
Retailers Inventories $900 Current Asset
Bad Debt Provision $75 Current Asset
Account Payable(Short Term) $1050 Current Liabilities
Notes Payable $500 Current Liabilities
Accrued Expenses $125 Current Liabilities

Calculate the current ratio.

CuurentRatio=(CuurentAssetCurrentLiabilities) ........ (I)

Using the table, the total current asset is $5065 and the total current liabilities is $1675.

Substitute $5065 for CurrentAsset and $1675 for CurrentLiabilities in Equation (I).

CurrentRatio=$5065$1675=3.02.

Conclusion:

Thus, the current ratio is 3.02.

Since the current ratio is greater than 1, the firm is financially healthy.

To determine

(b)

The balance sheet and construct them.

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 19P

The balance sheet is shown below.

J&W Graphic Supply Balance Sheet
Assets
Current Assets 2012
Cash $1740
Accounts Receivable $2500
Inventories $900
Less Bad Debt Provision $75
Total Current Asset $5065
Fixed Asset 2012
Property and Equipment $3575
Less Accumulated Depreciation $1060
Total Fixed Asset $2515
Liabilities And Owner’s Equity
Current Liability 2012
Account Payable $1050
Notes Payable $500
Accured Expenses $125
Total Current Liabilities $1675
Owner’s Equity 2012
Stock 680
Capital Surplus $45
Retained Earning $5180
Total owner’s Equity $5950
Total owners and liabilities’ Equity $7850

Explanation of Solution

Calculation:

Make the balance sheet.

All amount are shown in $1000.

J&W Graphic Supply Balance Sheet
Assets
Current Assets 2012
Cash $1740
Accounts Receivable $2500
Inventories $900
Less Bad Debt Provision $75
Total Current Asset $5065
Fixed Asset 2012
Property and Equipment $3575
Less Accumulated Depreciation $1060
Total Fixed Asset $2515
Liabilities And Owner’s Equity
Current Liability 2012
Account Payable $1050
Notes Payable $500
Accured Expenses $125
Total Current Liabilities $1675
Owner’s Equity 2012
Stock 680
Capital Surplus $45
Retained Earning $5180
Total owner’s Equity $5950
Total owners and liabilities’ Equity $7850

Conclusion:

The balance sheet is shown below.

J&W Graphic Supply Balance Sheet
Assets
Current Assets 2012
Cash $1740
Accounts Receivable $2500
Inventories $900
Less Bad Debt Provision $75
Total Current Asset $5065
Fixed Asset 2012
Property and Equipment $3575
Less Accumulated Depreciation $1060
Total Fixed Asset $2515
Liabilities And Owner’s Equity
Current Liability 2012
Account Payable $1050
Notes Payable $500
Accured Expenses $125
Total Current Liabilities $1675
Owner’s Equity 2012
Stock 680
Capital Surplus $45
Retained Earning $5180
Total owner’s Equity $5950
Total owners and liabilities’ Equity $7850
To determine

(c)

The total assets, total liabilities and total earning.

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 19P

The total asset is $7580000.

The total liabilities is $1675000.

The total earning is $5180000.

Explanation of Solution

Calculation:

Make the balance sheet.

All amount are shown in $1000.

J&W Graphic Supply Balance Sheet
Assets
Current Assets 2012
Cash $1740
Accounts Receivable $2500
Inventories $900
Less Bad Debt Provision $75
Total Current Asset $5065
Fixed Asset 2012
Property and Equipment $3575
Less Accumulated Depreciation $1060
Total Fixed Asset $2515
Liabilities And Owner’s Equity
Current Liability 2012
Account Payable $1050
Notes Payable $500
Accured Expenses $125
Total Current Liabilities $1675
Owner’s Equity 2012
Stock 680
Capital Surplus $45
Retained Earning $5180
Total owner’s Equity $5950
Total owners and liabilities’ Equity $7580

From the table,

The total asset is $7580000.

The total liabilities is $1675000.

The total earning is $5180000.

Conclusion:

Thus, the total asset is $7580000.

The total liabilities is $1675000.

The total earning is $5180000.

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