1-If an entity's selling and distribution expenses to sales ratio increases from 2.5% in one year to 3.8% the following year, this indicates that:Answer:2-If an entity has increased its profits from $25000 last year to 40000 this year, have they become more profitable? Answer:3-Relying on absolute values in an entity's financial statements to predict future risks is not meaningful because:Answer:4-How is the print ratio calculated?Answer: 5-What is the profitability ratio that measures an entity's ability to generate a profit from its asset investments.Answer:6-I'm a vertical statement of profit or loss, what would the 100%figure be assigned to?Answer:7-How can financial analysis be categorised?Answer:8-The current ratio is also known by another name what is it? Answer:9-Liquidity ratios measure the ability of an entity to:Answer:10-The quick ratio is used to determine an entity's:Answer:11-Jack pty ltd has a current ratio of 2:1 with total current liabilities of 30,000. If Jack pty ltd inventory is $7500, what is the quick ratio? Answer:12-Raw pink ltd has a quick ratio of 1.5:1 with total current liabilities of $50,000 and inventory of $25,000. Calculate total current assets 13-what is the anchor point for accounts payable in vertical analysis?Answer:19-if an entity's and distribution expenses to sales ratio increases from 2.5% in one year to 3.8% the following year,this indicates that?Answer:20-if an entity has increased its profit from $25,000 last year to $40,000 this year, have they become more profitable?Answer:

Question 14 What is the anchor point for accounts payable in a vertical analysis? Question 15 Horizontal analysis: Question 16 Which of the following statements is not true? Question 17 Which of the following statements is correct? Question 18 Going Lid has the following statement of financial position figures. What is the current ratio? Total current assets $450 000 Total current liabilities 150 000 Inventory 200 000 Bank overdraft 30 000