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Assuming that the current ratio is 2 : 1, Cash paid against Bills Payable would:
increase current ratio
Decrease Current ratio
have no effect on Current ratio
decrease gross profit ratio
Bill payable will decrease both current assets(cash) and current liabilities (bill payables) . Hence current ratio will increase.
Lets assume
CA = 20,000 , CL= 10,000 payment 2,000 is made against bills payable
CR= (20,000-2,000)/(10,000-2,000) = 18,000/8,000 = 2.25 : 1
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LOVE JAJODIA
when both will decrease then ratio will remain same
According to question ratio is 2:1, you cannot take CA & CL equal.
But when CA and CL both are 20000 and each decrease by 2000 then ratio will remain same
Please check explanation now, I hope you will understand.
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