
A.
Introduction: Times interest earned is calculated to know about the ability of the company to pay off its debt obligation. It reveals the capacity of the company to pay interest from income of the company.
To compute: Times interest earned for two years.
B.
Introduction:Times interest earned ratio is calculated to know about the ability of the organization to pay its debt obligation from the income earned.
To identify: Times interest earned ratio on a favorable or unfavorable trend.
C.
Introduction:Times interest earned is financial ratio which is calculated to know about the ability of the organization to complete its debt obligation from the income earned.
To identify:Current year’s times interest earned ratio of company S is better or worse than company G and company A.

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