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working capital of a company is 6,00,000 it's current ratio is 2:5:1 calculate the value of

A) current liabilities


B) current assets

C) liquidity ratio assuming inventories of ₹4,00,000




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Answered by kaurcindrella4
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Answered by VelvetBlush
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\sf\red{Current \: ratio = 2.5:1 \:( GIVEN) }

\sf\red{Let \: current \: liabilities = x}

\sf\red{then,current \: assets = 2.5x}

\sf\red{Working \: capital= Current \: assets - Current \: liabilities}

\implies\sf{6,00,000=2.5x-x}

\implies\sf{6,00,000=1.5x}

\sf\red{\therefore}

\sf\red{(i) \: Current \: liabilities\: (x) =  \frac{600000}{1.5} }

\implies\sf{4,00,000}

\sf\red{(ii) \: Current \: assets = 4,00,000 × 2.5 }

\implies\sf{10,00,000}

\sf\red{(iii)\: Liquid \: ratio = \frac{Quick \: assets }{ Current :liabilities }}

\implies\sf{\frac{600000}{400000} }

\implies\sf{1.5:1}

\sf{Quick \: assets = Current \: assets - Inventories}

\implies\sf{10,00,000-4,00,000}

\implies\sf{6,00,000}

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