1 2 IN 3 Net Sales 11450 3872 221 COGS 2912 2530 111 Net Income 3030 20 13 Accounts Receivable 3427 313 15 Inventory 1 28 17 Current Assets 7592 194 78 Fixed Assets 7876 1425 50 Total Assets Current Liabilities 15468 1619 128 5926 378 23 Long-Term Debt 186 238 2 Total Liabilities 6112 616 25 Shareholder's Equity 9356 1003 103 Number of Shares Outstanding 6831 45 17 5. What company has the lowest current ratio? 6. What company has the highest quick ratio? 7. What company collects its receivables the slowest? 8. What company is holding the most days of inventory? 9. What company has the highest level of long-term liabilities relative to its shareholder equity? 10. Does company I have a liquidity problem? 11. Does company 3 appear to be highly leveraged? 12. Extra Credit: Take a look at the gross margin, relative size and asset configuration: These three companies are: An international shipping company, a regional beer company and an international software company. Which company is number 2? Note: No, they will not match up to the financials you find online. Notes 1. A company has a liquidity problem if its current ratio is less than 2 or its quick ratio is less than 1. A company is considered "highly" leveraged if its ratio of long-term liabilities to total equity is greater than 1. 2. The Google form will require an Excel spreadsheet. That sheet needs to include solutions to problems 1 through 11, in short, the calculations need to be figured up in the Excel sheet. If your sheet isn't solving the problems, the submission will not receive full credit