Interpret Data Visualization to Interpret Balance Sheet Data Access the Power BI dashboard on MyBusinessCourse to use the data visualization for Apple's balance sheet and cash flow data.

Click the following link to access the Power BI dashboard to answer the requirements: Apple

Required a. Using this visualization, what is the largest asset?

Answer choices: Accounts payable / Accounts receivable / CashContributed capital / DebtDeferred revenue / Earned capital / Inventories / Marketable securities / Other assets / Other liabilities / PPE, net What is the smallest asset?

Answer choices: Accounts payable / Accounts receivable / CashContributed capital / DebtDeferred revenue / Earned capital / Inventories / Marketable securities / Other assets / Other liabilities / PPE, net

Of the two equity components, which is smaller?

Answer choices: Accounts payable / Accounts receivable / CashContributed capital / DebtDeferred revenue / Earned capital / Inventories / Marketable securities / Other assets / Other liabilities / PPE, net b. Compare this visualization of Apple's balance sheet (for 2017) with the Apple graphics on page 2?1 (for 2018). 1. What do we observe about the relative size of Apple's balance sheet?

Answer choices: Total assets increased over time / Total assets decreased over time / Total assets did not change over time

c. Consider the ribbon graph that depicts net income, dividends, and stock buybacks. In which year did Apple initiate dividends?

Answer What pattern do we observe with respect to dividends?

Answer choices: Dividends have increased over time / Dividends have decreased over time / Dividends have not changed over time

d. Compare net income and stock buybacks in the ribbon graph. What distinguishes 2014 and 2018 compared to all other years in this graphic? Answer choices: Stock purchased exceeded net income / Net income exceeded stock purchased / Net income was roughly the same as stock purchased e. From the ribbon graph, what can we conclude about the change in retained earnings between 2017 and 2018? Answer choices: RE has increased over time / RE has decreased over time / RE has not changed over time

Cash, Marketable securities, Inventories, Other assets, PPE, net and Accounts receivable Accounts payable, Deferred revenue, Debt, Other liabilities, Contributed capital and Earned c... Accounts receivable Cash Accounts payable PPE, net Earned capital Deferred revenue Other assets Inventories Debt Contributed capital Marketable securities Other liabilities Dividends, Net income and Stock buybacks by Data Year - Fiscal Dividends . Net income . Stock buybacks 2010 2012 2014 2016 2018Click the following link to access the Power BI dashboard to answer the requirements: Apple Required a. Using this visualization, what is the largest asset? What is the smallest asset? What is the largest liability? Of the two equity components, which is smaller? + b. Compare this visualization of Apple's balance sheet (for 2017) with the Apple graphics on page 2-1 (for 2018). 1. What do we observe about the relative size of Apple's balance sheet? c. Consider the ribbon graph that depicts net income, dividends, and stock buybacks. In which year did Apple initiate dividends? What pattern do we observe with respect to dividends? d. Compare net income and stock buybacks in the ribbon graph. What distinguishes 2014 and 2018 compared to all other years in this graphic? e. From the ribbon graph, what can we conclude about the change in retained earnings between 2017 and 2018