4. Two of Tesla's financial statements are shown below. Based on their balance sheet and statement of operations (income statement), calculate the following financial ratios for 2019 . When appropriate, use the averages between 2018 and 2019 . Show your calculations. 1. Current Ratio 2. Quick Ratio 3. Accounts Receivable Turnover, both the ratio and the days. Use the total revenues. 4. Inventory Turnover, both the ratio and the days. Use the total cost of revenues. 5. Profit Margin 6. Asset Turnover 7. Return on Assets 8. Return on Equity (note: they did not pay dividends in 2019) 9. Earnings per share (do the calculation even though they provide you with a number) 10.P/E ratio, assuming a current stock price of $640. Does the answer make sense? 11. Debt to Assets Ratio 12. Times Interest Earned 13. Free cash flow, where cash from operating activities were $2,405 and purchas of PPE were $1,432 14. Working capital 4. Two of Tesla's financial statements are shown below. Based on their balance sheet and statement of operations (income statement), calculate the following financial ratios for 2019 . When appropriate, use the averages between 2018 and 2019 . Show your calculations. 1. Current Ratio 2. Quick Ratio 3. Accounts Receivable Turnover, both the ratio and the days. Use the total revenues. 4. Inventory Turnover, both the ratio and the days. Use the total cost of revenues. 5. Profit Margin 6. Asset Turnover 7. Return on Assets 8. Return on Equity (note: they did not pay dividends in 2019) 9. Earnings per share (do the calculation even though they provide you with a number) 10.P/E ratio, assuming a current stock price of $640. Does the answer make sense? 11. Debt to Assets Ratio 12. Times Interest Earned 13. Free cash flow, where cash from operating activities were $2,405 and purchas of PPE were $1,432 14. Working capital