Problem 2: The Salem Corporation has current assets of $3.0 million. Of this total, $1.0 million is inventory, $0.5 million is cash, $1.0 million is accounts receivable, and the balance is marketable securities. Salem has $1.5 million in current liabilities. a) What are the current and the quick ratios for Salem? b) If Salem takes $0.25 million in cash and pays off $0.25 million of current liabilities, what happens to its current and quick ratios? What happens to its real liquidity? c) If Salem sells $0.5 million of its accounts receivable to a bank and uses the proceeds to pay off short-term debt obligations, what happens to its current and quick ratios? d) If Salem sells $1.0 million in new stock and places the proceeds in marketable securities, what happens to its current and quick ratios? e) What do these examples illustrate about the current and quick ratios