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1)In December 2015, Apple had cash of $37
1)In December 2015, Apple had cash of $37.87 billion, current assets of $76.68 billion, and current liabilities of $75.79 billion. It also had inventories of $2.45 billion. a. What was Apple's current ratio? b. What was Apple's quick ratio? c. In January 2016, Hewlett-Packard had a quick ratio of 0.66 and a current ratio of 0.90. What can you say about the asset liquidity of Apple relative to Hewlett-Packard? a. What was Apple's current ratio? Apple's current ratio was.
2)JPJ Corp has sales of $1.46 million, accounts receivable of $49,000, total assets of $5.21 million (of which $3.15 million are fixed assets), inventory of $148,000, and cost of goods sold of $600,000. What is JPJ's accounts receivable days? Fixed asset turnover? Total asset turnover? Inventory turnover? What is JPJ's accounts receivable days? JPJ's accounts receivable days are days.
3) A relevant cash flow can best be described as... a cash flow that is generated from a sale but not from a cost. The difference between a firm's future cash flow with and without the project. the difference between a firms accounting profit and depreciation. any cash flow of the firm. QUESTION 2 Which of the following cash flows are not relevant to analysing a project? O side-effects opportunity cost financing costs normal cash flow item.
Expert Solution
1)
| CURRENT RATIO = CURRENT ASSET/CURRENT LIABILITY | |||||
| CA | 76.68 | $ MIILION | |||
| CL | 75.79 | $ MIILION | |||
| CR | = | 76.68 | |||
| 75.79 | |||||
| CR | 1.01 | ||||
B. Quick ratio is calculated by dividing liquid current assets by total current liabilities. Liquid current assets include cash, marketable securities and receivables.
| QUICK RATIO | = | Cash+Marketable Securities+ Receivables | ||
| CURRENT LIABILITY |
OR
| QUICK RATIO | = | CURRENT ASSET- INVENTORIES- PREPAYMENT | ||
| CURRENT LIABILITY |
| CA | 76.68 | $ MIILION | |
| CL | 75.79 | $ MIILION | |
| CASH | 37.87 | $ MIILION | |
| INVENTORIES | 2.45 | $ MIILION | |
| QUICK RATIO | = | (76.68-2.45)/75.79 | |
| QUICK RATIO | = | 0.98 |
2)
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Sales (in Mn $) |
1.46 |
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Account receivable (in $) |
49,000.00 |
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Total Assets (in Mn $) |
5.21 |
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Fixed assets (in Mn $) |
3.15 |
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Inventory (in $) |
148,000.00 |
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Cost of goods sold (in $) |
600,000.00 |
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Accounts receivable days = Accounts receivable / Sales x no. of days |
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Accounts receivable days = 49000 / 1460000 x 365 |
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Accounts receivable days = 12.25 days |
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Fixed asset turnover = Sales / Fixed Assets |
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Fixed asset turnover = 1460000 / 3150000 |
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Fixed asset turnover = 0.46 |
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Total asset turnover = Sales / Total assets |
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Total asset turnover = 1460000 / 5210000 |
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Total asset turnover = 0.28 |
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Inventory turnover = Cost of goods sold / Inventory |
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Inventory turnover = 600000 / 148000 |
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Inventory turnover = 4.05 |
3)
1. Option, the difference between a firm's future cash flow with and without the project [ Incremental cash flows are relevant while judging a project]
2. Option, financing costs [ Financing costs are not relevant while considering cash flows]
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