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  • Question 1
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    Du-pont system refers to
  • Question 2
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     When one variable is from income statement and another variable from balance sheet it is known as___________ratio.
    Solution
    When one variable is from income statement and another variable from balance sheet it is known as composite ratio. For example Trade receivable turnover ratio is calculated using the Net credit sales figure from the income statement and the Average balance of trade receivables  figure from the balance sheet.
  • Question 3
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     When ratio is calculated using both figures from the income statement it is known as                .
    Solution
    When ratio is calculated using both figures from the income statement it is known as Income statement ratios. For example Gross profit ratio  is calculated using Gross profit figure and the Net sales figure from the income statement and therefore is known as income statement ratios.
  • Question 4
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    Which of the following is an example of activity ratio?
  • Question 5
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    The most commonly used classification of ratio is                 .
    Solution
    The functional classification is based on the purpose for which the ratio is computed is and it is as follows:
    1. Activity ratios
    2. Solvency ratios
    3. Liquidity ratios
    4. Profitability ratios 
  • Question 6
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    If fully depreciated fixed assets costing Rs.$$45,000$$ is discarded and no salvage value is realised, the current ratio will ___________.
  • Question 7
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    Which of the following statement(s) is / are true regarding Net Benefit Cost Ratio (NBCR)?
    Solution
    Net benefit cost ratio takes into consideration the time value of money.
    Net benefit cost ratio  = NPV /Investment = BCR-1
    When NBCR>1 (BCR>1), the project is accepted. Therefore, a project with NBCR = 0.75 will be accepted. This criterion cannot be used when investment outlay is spread over more than one period.
  • Question 8
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    When Quick Ratio $$3$$, Current Assets Rs.$$70,000$$, Inventory Rs.$$10,000$$ then the current liabilities will be __________.
    Solution
    Quick Ratio 
    = $$\frac{Current Assets-Inventory}{Current Liabilities}$$
    3 = Rs$$\frac{70,000-10,000}{Current Liabilities}$$
    3 Current Liabilities = Rs.$$60,000$$
    Current Liabilities = Rs.$$\frac{60,000}{3}
                                 = Rs. $$20,000$$



  • Question 9
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    Debtors turnover ratio is ____________.
  • Question 10
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    Formula for current ratio is                   .
    Solution
    Current ratio = Current Assets/Current liabilities
                           = [Inventories + Sundry Debtors + Cash and Bank balances + Receivables +
                              Loans and advances + Disposable Investments etc] /
                              [Creditors + Short term loans + Bank Overdraft + Cash credit+ 
                              Outstanding Expenses+ Provisions etc}
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