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Given Below Are Comparative Balance Sheets and an Income

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Financial ratios
Given below are comparative balance sheets and an income statement for the Excellent Corporation:
 Financial ratios Given below are comparative balance sheets and an income statement for the Excellent Corporation:    All sales were made on account. Cash dividends declared during the year totaled $58,550. Compute the following:   \begin{array}{ll}   \text { (a) Average accounts receivable turnover  } &  \text {\underline{\quad\quad}times  } \\   \text { (b) Average inventory turnover } &  \text { \underline{\quad\quad}times } \\  \text { (c)Earnings per share capital } &  \text { \$\underline{\quad\quad} } \\  \text {  (d) book value per share capital at year-end} &  \text {  \$\underline{\quad\quad}  } \\  \text { (e) Current ratio at year-end } &  \text {\underline{\quad\quad} to 1  } \\  \text { (f) Quick ratio at beginning of year } &  \text { \underline{\quad\quad} to 1  } \\  \text { (g) Debtratio at year-end } &  \text {\underline{\quad\quad}\%  } \\  \text {(h) Operating expense ratio  } &  \text {\underline{\quad\quad}\%  } \\  \text {(i) Retuin on assets  } &  \text {\underline{\quad\quad}\%  } \\  \text {(i) Return on ordinary shareholdres' equity  } &  \text { \underline{\quad\quad}\% } \\ \end{array}   All sales were made on account. Cash dividends declared during the year totaled $58,550. Compute the following:
 (a) Average accounts receivable turnover times  (b) Average inventory turnover  times  (c)Earnings per share capital  $  (d) book value per share capital at year-end $  (e) Current ratio at year-end  to 1  (f) Quick ratio at beginning of year   to 1  (g) Debtratio at year-end (h) Operating expense ratio (i) Retuin on assets (i) Return on ordinary shareholdres’ equity  \begin{array}{ll} \text { (a) Average accounts receivable turnover } & \text {\underline{\quad\quad}times } \\ \text { (b) Average inventory turnover } & \text { \underline{\quad\quad}times } \\ \text { (c)Earnings per share capital } & \text { \$\underline{\quad\quad} } \\ \text { (d) book value per share capital at year-end} & \text { \$\underline{\quad\quad} } \\ \text { (e) Current ratio at year-end } & \text {\underline{\quad\quad} to 1 } \\ \text { (f) Quick ratio at beginning of year } & \text { \underline{\quad\quad} to 1 } \\ \text { (g) Debtratio at year-end } & \text {\underline{\quad\quad}\% } \\ \text {(h) Operating expense ratio } & \text {\underline{\quad\quad}\% } \\ \text {(i) Retuin on assets } & \text {\underline{\quad\quad}\% } \\ \text {(i) Return on ordinary shareholdres' equity } & \text { \underline{\quad\quad}\% } \\\end{array}

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