Correct if necessary please:

After reading chapter $2$ of the textbook: answer with: $1)$ increase, $2)$ decrease, $3)$ does not affect

$1.$ Earnings are not distributed as dividends $($i$.$e$.,$ are retained$)$ increase equity

$2.$ An increase in depreciation expense decrease earnings and does not affect as cash flow

$3.$ And increasing the long$-$term debt such as selling bonds does not affect the quick ratio.

$4.$ A decrease debt does not affect on the days sales outstanding

$5.$ Selling inventory for a loss decrease the quick ratio

$6.$ Buying inventory with credit $($accounts payable$)$ does not affect total assets turnover

$7.$ The sale of a fixed asset for more than its book value increase taxes owed

$8.$ Collecting an account receivable does not affect return on assets

$9.$ And increase in taxes decrease the coverage ratio times interest earned

$10.$ An increase in interest expense decrease the firms operating profit margin

$11.$ Operating at a loss does not affect the debt ratio

$12.$ The return on equity decrease if inventory is sold for a loss

$13.$ Increased use of trade credit $($accounts payable$)$ to acquire your inventory does not affect days sales outstanding

$14.$ Increased depreciation expense decrease return on equity

$15.$ If a firm repurchase shares, total asset turnover $$ does not affect

$16.$ If I firm sells plant for less than its book value, total asset turnover decrease and return on equity $$ decrease

$17.$ They use of the modified accelerated cost recovery system of depreciation instead of straight$-$line depreciation initially $\_$increase$\_$ the return on equity

$18.$ If a firms current ratio increases the firm's liquidity position $$ increase$\_\_$

$19.$ Collecting an accounts receivable does not affect the debt ratio

$20.$ Increasing the firm's cash $\_$does not affect$\_\_$ fixed asset turnover