Im helping out a friend and she needs a couple of questions.. your help is appreciated.. thanks 1. Analysts ofeten use a valuation model that is based primarily on a. Liquidity Analysis b. Free cash flows c. Debt convenants d. The debt to equity ratio 2.Ratios used in loan convenants will consist primarily of profitabliilty a. True b. False 3. The Accounts Receivable Turnover may increase for which of the following reasons? a. Uncollectible receivables have not been written off b. a deterioation in the control of receivables c. The company factored a portion of accounts recievable d. Sales volume expands materially late in the year 4. Which of the following ratios would be most important in evaluating the success of a new policy to reduce the stock of inventory needed to meet customer demand? a. Total asset turnover b. Sales turnover c. Accounts receivable turnover d. inventory turnover e. earnings per share 5. Assessing a companys inventory turnover helps assess the a. Effectiveness of a companys collection activities b. Ability to measure the quality of the inventory on hand c. Speed at which inventories move through operations d. Efficiency of a company 6. Which of the following ratios would be most important to a manager evaluating the success of a computerized collection process? a. Accounts recievable turnover b. Accounts payable tunrover c. quick ratio d. Return of equity. Thanks alot
while we are at it, lets do my homework too. just playing. i don't know the answers to those questions, so i have to make a smart ass comment.
a couple? sounds like you need accounting help! a couple is 2, you posted 6! haha! you think we're gonna do your homework for you or a friend?... you're better off asking for prayers to help you with your homework...
50 problems at 2 pts each... if she gets all the others right, 6x2=12 12-100 is an 88 she'll still pass...
Man, this brings back memories...Here is my shot, but you know, I'm just guessing, but of course, I think I'm always right...
assets = liabilities + Owners' Equity... Btw, I think all these questions are more towards the finance side rather than acct
yeah, in a huge EOG (end of grade) test back in 8th grade, a buddy of mine filled in "b, c, b, c, ......." throughout the whole thing and made a much better grade then i did, it was high 80's.
Of course there's reasoning...I'm a freakin' genius...but seriously, I work in the finc. side and see this stuff a lot...I'm sure I'm right...
