Accountancy, asked by gopika65, 11 months ago

from the following information given by a company from its books of accounts as on 31-3-2018:
particular. rs
total current assets. 1,60,000
Inventories. 1,00,000
shareholders fund. 4,00,000
3% Debentures. 3,00,000
current liabilities. 1,00,000
cost of revenue from. 5,00,000
operation
calculate:
a) current ratio
b) liquid ratio
c) debt equity ratio​

Answers

Answered by banerjeesayantan2
3

Answer:8:5; 3:5; 4:3

Explanation:a) 160000/100000

16/10 = 8:5. b) 60000/100000 = 6/10 = 3:5 c) 400000/ 300000 = 4:3.

Answered by dualadmire
0

Given,

  • Total current assets. 1,60,000
  • Inventories. 1,00,000
  • shareholders fund. 4,00,000
  • 3% Debentures. 3,00,000
  • current liabilities. 1,00,000
  • cost of revenue from operation  5,00,000  

To find,

a) current ratio

b) liquid ratio

c) Arrear-equity ratio​

Solution,

We can find the required values by simple accountancy formulas,

  1. To find out the current ratio, we must focus on the current asset and the current liabilities.

Given, Current Assets = Rs.1,60,000

           Current Liabilities= Rs.1,00,000

  • The formula is Current Assets/ Current Liabilities

\frac{160000}{100000} = 8:5

    2. To find out the liquid ratio, we must focus on the quick asset and the current liabilities.

Given, Current Assets = Rs.1,60,000, Inventories = Rs.1,00,000

Quick Asset = Current Asset - Inventories= Rs(160000-100000)= Rs.60000                  

           Current Liabilities= Rs.1,00,000

  • The formula is Quick Assets/ Current Liabilities

\frac{60000}{100000} = 3:5

    2. To find out the arrear equity ratio, we must focus on the shareholder's fund and debentures .

Given, Shareholders fund. = Rs. 4,00,000 and Long term Arrear i.e Debentures = Rs. 3,00,0

  • The formula = Arrear / Shareholders Fund

\frac{300000}{400000} = 3:4

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