Amanda Burgart
Chapters 3 & 4 Homework
2/20/12
E3.6. | | a. | ROI = ($83,700 Net income / $2,790,000 Sales) x (2,790,000 Sales / 1,395,000 Average total assests) = 6.0% Turnover = (2,790,000 Sales / $1,395,000 Average total assets) Turnover = 2 Margin = ($83,700 Net income / $2,790,000 Sales) = 3.0% ROI = (3.0% Margin * 2 Turnover) = 6.0% | b. | 15% ROI = ($150,000 Net Income/ $2,500,000 Sales) x ($2,500,000 Sales / Average total assets) Average total assets = $1,000,000 Turnover = (2,500,000 Sales / $1,000,000 Average total assets) Turnover = 2.5 | | | | | | | c. | 12.6% ROI = (Margin * 1.4 Turnover) Margin = 9% 1.4 Turnover = (Sales / $1,730,159 Average total assets) Sales = $2,422,223 12.6% ROI = (Net Income / $1,730,159 Average total assets) Net Income = $13,731,421 |
P3.12. | | a. | ROI = (Net income / Average total assets) = ($34,000 / $312,000) = 10.90% | b. | ROE = (Net income / Average stockholders' equity) = ($34,000 / $196,000) = 17.4% | c. | Working capital = Current assets - Current liabilities 12/31/11 12/31/10 Current assets $202,000 $190,000 - Current liabilities 94,000 83,000 = Working capital $108,000 $107,000 | P3.12. | (continued) | d. | Current ratio = Current assets / Current liabilities 12/31/11 12/31/10 Current assets ……… $202,000 $190,00 / Current liabilities ……… 94,000 83,000 = Current ratio ……… 2.15 2.29 | e. | Acidtest ratio = (Cash + Shortterm securities + Accounts and Notes receivable) Current liabilities 12/31/11 12/31/10 Cash and cash equivalents ……… $21,000 $19,000 Short-term investments 18,000 17,000 Trading assets ………65,000 60,000 Accounts receivable, net 78,000 72,000 Total (quick assets) ……… $182,000 $168,000 Total (quick assets) ………$182,000 $168,000 / Current liabilities 94,000 83,000 = Acidtest ratio 1.94 2.02 f. If Hames Inc. decided to pay $15,000 of account payable, then the calculations above would decrease the values. |
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