Cash $100,000 Accounts payable $50,000 Accounts receivable 50,000 Notes payable 50,000 Inventory 50,000 Current liabilities $100,000 Current assets $200,000 Long-term debt $100,000 Net fixed assets $100,000 Owners' equity $100,000 Total assets $300,000 Total liab. & equity $300,000 F. You are a long-term lender assessing the risk of your loan to Jupiter, Inc. Using the tools you learned in this course thus far, what specific analysis do you perform based upon its financial statements for 2021 to assess its solvency taking into consideration all debts of all maturities? (Five Points) What percentage do you arrive at?. (Five Points) G. How much of every dollar of Jupiter, Inc in 2021 is goes to equity. (10 Points) H. Jupiter, Inc. has decided to "go dark" for 2022. What does this mean? (10 Points) Polytech, Inc. was listed on the NY Stock Exchange and on 12/31/18 and its PE ratio was 5.0 times. It currently has 100 shares outstanding. Its net income was $500 million dollars and its addition to retained earnings were $300 million dollars. It also paid out $200 million in dividend. Polytech, Inc. had in 2021 the sum of 750,000.00 in costs of goods sold. I. Calculate its retention ratio for 2018 (5 points) J. Calculate its dividend payout ratio for 2018 (5 points) K. What do we need to know in order to calculate the internal growth rate of Polytech, Inc.? (5 Points) L. Assume Polytech, Inc. had inventory turnover ratio of 2.50 times, what was its inventory in 2021? (5 Points)