Consider the following information taken from GER's financial statements:

$\backslash$table$[[,\backslash$table$[[$September$],[30],[($in thousands$)]],,],[,2020,,2019],[$Current assets:$],[$Cash and cash equivalents,$$1,274,$$$6,450,],[$Receivables$,30,071,16,548,],[$Inventories$,31,796,14,072,],[$Other current assets,$4,818,2,620,],[$Total current assets,$$67,959,$$$39,690,],[$Current liabilities:$],[\backslash$table$[[$Current portion of long$-$term$],[$debt$]],$$$97,$$$3,530,],[$Accounts payable,$23,124,11,228,],[$Accrued compensation costs,$5,606,1,929,],[$Accrued expenses,$9,108,5,054,],[$Other current liabilities,$874,777,],[$Total current liabilities,$$38,809,$$$22,518,]]$

Also, GER's operating cash flows were $$14,747$ and $$14,862$ in $2020$ and $2019,$ respectively.

Required:

Round your answers to two decimal places.

Calculate the quick ratios for $2020$ and $2019.$

Calculate the operating cash flow ratios for $2020$ and $2019.$