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Use the following assumptions to determine return on assets (exclude cash from total assets, the way we did it in the video): Revenue = $1580, gross margin percentage = 65%, operating expenses = $523, interest expense = $20, income tax rate = 30%, Cash = $1800, inventory = $600, equipment = $500, accumulated depreciation = $200.

12.5 Interest coverage and debt-to-equity Use the following assumptions to determine return on assets (exclude cash from total assets, the way we did it in the video): Revenue = $1580, grass margin percentage = 65%, operating expenses - $523, interest expense = $20, income tax rate=30% Cash = $1800, inventory = $600, equipment 3500, accumulated depreciation = $200. Group of answer choices week 6, they make no additional investment in equipment and depreciation expense for week 6 is $85, the same as week 5. Group of answer choices none of these Asset turnover, PP&E turnover, and sales-to-labor 5.0 13% 9.4 Question 13 Starting with landos actual week 5 results, what would the new days in inventory be if the week 5 ending inventory increased to $16002 Group of answer choices 14% 13.8 Question 16 Why did Brother Crawford removed cash from total assets when calculating asset turnover in the video? Select all that apply Group of answer choices 199 15.6 7.7 38% none of these 8.9 none of these 10.5 11.1 Cash in not an asset and therefore should not be included in total assets Cash in an IBC business accrues at an unusual rate because IBC companies dont actually gay some of the expenses other businesses must pay To make asset turnover more comparable to real world businesses None of these Question 11 Leverage is another word for Group of answer choices (select all that apply) none of these Question 19 If the sales-to-labor ratio increases, then Group of answer choices Sales are growing faster than labor expense Sales and labor expense are growing at the same rate Sales are growing slower than labor expense debt equity Question 14 An increase in inventory Group of answer choices E Increases days in inventory regardless of what happens to cost of goods sold and revenues Question 17 Using Wanita actual financial statements, calculate asset turnover for each wake 1 thru 5. What can we observe about the business performance based on this ratio over time? Group of answer choices None of these total assets total liabilities none of these May increase or decrease days in inventory, depending on what happens to cost of goods sold during the same period of operations Decreases days in inventory regardless of what happens to cost of goods sold and revenues Not enough information Question 20 Waris is D.uppy with the sales to labor ratio for weeks. If week 6 revenues grow at 14% over week 5 and Wanitas is able to hold the sales-to-labor ratio constant from week 5 to week 6, what will week 6 labor expense be? (Round to the nearest dollar) Group of answer choices $752 For the first 3 weeks of operations, the company appears to be getting more efficient in the use of its assets For the last 2 weeks of operations, the company appears to be getting less efficient in the use of assets From week 1 to week 5 the company improved its overall use of assets, but only slightly and only after 3 weeks of declining efficiency The company is showing 150% improvement in asset turnover from week 1 to week 5 Question 12 Given the following, what is the interest coverage ratio? Revenue = $1500, gross margin = 50%, operating expenses = 40% of revenue, interest expense = $20, income tax rate 30% Group of answer choices $739 5.0 $792 7.5 Question 15 Ratios are an important way of measuring management effectiveness. Match the following ratios to what they are intended to measure. Group of answer choices Revenue growth rate TI Gross margin, operating margin, and profit margin 3648 Question 181 pts Using Wanitas actual results as a starting point, find week 6 PP&E turnover using the following assumptions: Week 5 revenue $2456, revenue grows 10% from week 5 to 10.0 None of these 12.5 Interest coverage and debt-to-equity Use the following assumptions to determine return on assets (exclude cash from total assets, the way we did it in the video): Revenue = $1580, grass margin percentage = 65%, operating expenses - $523, interest expense = $20, income tax rate=30% Cash = $1800, inventory = $600, equipment 3500, accumulated depreciation = $200. Group of answer choices week 6, they make no additional investment in equipment and depreciation expense for week 6 is $85, the same as week 5. Group of answer choices none of these Asset turnover, PP&E turnover, and sales-to-labor 5.0 13% 9.4 Question 13 Starting with landos actual week 5 results, what would the new days in inventory be if the week 5 ending inventory increased to $16002 Group of answer choices 14% 13.8 Question 16 Why did Brother Crawford removed cash from total assets when calculating asset turnover in the video? Select all that apply Group of answer choices 199 15.6 7.7 38% none of these 8.9 none of these 10.5 11.1 Cash in not an asset and therefore should not be included in total assets Cash in an IBC business accrues at an unusual rate because IBC companies dont actually gay some of the expenses other businesses must pay To make asset turnover more comparable to real world businesses None of these Question 11 Leverage is another word for Group of answer choices (select all that apply) none of these Question 19 If the sales-to-labor ratio increases, then Group of answer choices Sales are growing faster than labor expense Sales and labor expense are growing at the same rate Sales are growing slower than labor expense debt equity Question 14 An increase in inventory Group of answer choices E Increases days in inventory regardless of what happens to cost of goods sold and revenues Question 17 Using Wanita actual financial statements, calculate asset turnover for each wake 1 thru 5. What can we observe about the business performance based on this ratio over time? Group of answer choices None of these total assets total liabilities none of these May increase or decrease days in inventory, depending on what happens to cost of goods sold during the same period of operations Decreases days in inventory regardless of what happens to cost of goods sold and revenues Not enough information Question 20 Waris is D.uppy with the sales to labor ratio for weeks. If week 6 revenues grow at 14% over week 5 and Wanitas is able to hold the sales-to-labor ratio constant from week 5 to week 6, what will week 6 labor expense be? (Round to the nearest dollar) Group of answer choices $752 For the first 3 weeks of operations, the company appears to be getting more efficient in the use of its assets For the last 2 weeks of operations, the company appears to be getting less efficient in the use of assets From week 1 to week 5 the company improved its overall use of assets, but only slightly and only after 3 weeks of declining efficiency The company is showing 150% improvement in asset turnover from week 1 to week 5 Question 12 Given the following, what is the interest coverage ratio? Revenue = $1500, gross margin = 50%, operating expenses = 40% of revenue, interest expense = $20, income tax rate 30% Group of answer choices $739 5.0 $792 7.5 Question 15 Ratios are an important way of measuring management effectiveness. Match the following ratios to what they are intended to measure. Group of answer choices Revenue growth rate TI Gross margin, operating margin, and profit margin 3648 Question 181 pts Using Wanitas actual results as a starting point, find week 6 PP&E turnover using the following assumptions: Week 5 revenue $2456, revenue grows 10% from week 5 to 10.0 None of these