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EBITDA to Interest Expense = EBITDA / Interest Expense EBITDA Capex to Interest Expense = (EBITDA Capex) / Interest Expense EBIT to Interest Expense =

EBITDA to Interest Expense = EBITDA / Interest Expense

EBITDA Capex to Interest Expense = (EBITDA Capex) / Interest Expense

EBIT to Interest Expense = EBIT / Interest Expense

Billy Monday was the descendent of a Greek God running a bookstore in Boston. The only thing he used his godly powers for was to keep it from snowing in front of his store.

Mondays sales were $32,000,000, COGS was $15,000,000, EBIT was $4,000,000, EBITDA was $6,000,000, $1,500,000 was invested in capital assets, and Interest Expense was $900,000.

1. Compute EBITDA to Interest Expense

2. Compute EBITDA Capex to Interest Expense

3. EBIT to Interest Expense

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