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Cash Balance Rs5,000; Trade Payables Rs40,000; Inventory Rs50,000; Trade Receivables Rs65,000 and Prepaid Expenses are Rs10,000. Liquid Ratio will be
1.75 : 1
2 : 1
3.25 : 1
3:1
Cash Balance Rs5,000; Inventory Rs50,000;Trade Receivables Rs65,000; Prepaid Expenses are Rs10,000.
Trade Payables Rs40,000;
liquid assets: Rs. 5,000+ Rs.65,000=Rs. 70,000
current liabilities= Rs.40,000
liquid assets/current liabilities
Rs.70,000/ Rs.40,000
=1.75:1
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Sunarika Mehta
liquid assets = current assets - stock - prepaid expenses so why u took only current assets
Liquid assets are defined as all Current Assets except Prepaid Expense & Stock. So if current assets are given in the question, we use formula mentioned by you. Otherwise you can add all current assets except prepaid expense & stock ( as done in the question). I hope its clear
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