Below is the financial data for Micron Technologies $($ticker: MU$).$ You are the firm's CFO. A consultant told you that your Current Ratio was too high. They explain that shorterterm assets earn lower returns than longer$-$term assets. As a result, you have come up with a plan to immediately collect $$2$ billion $($ $$2,000$ in millions$)$ of Accounts Receivables and deplete cash by another $$2$ billion $($ $$2,000$ in millions$).$ You plan to invest $$2\mathrm{.}25$ billion $($ $$2,250$ in millions$)$ in long$-$term assets, pay a special dividend of $$1$ billion $($ $$1,000$ in millions$)$ to shareholders, pay down Accounts Payable by $$500$ million, and then pay down $$250$ million of Accrued Expenses and Other Current Liabilities immediately. You are not paying down Accounts Payable more because it is free credit for MU$.$ What is the new Current Ratio if these ideas are implemented? $($HINTS: Take a deep breath. What is the formula for the Current Ratio? How do each of these moves impact the numerator and denominator?$)$

$2\mathrm{.}4162$

$21335$

$2\mathrm{.}6191$