Use the financial information below to calculate and interpret the following ratios: A) Capital acquisitions ratio. B) Quality of income ratio.

Sales revenue	$159,131
Cost of goods sold	$64,360
Gross profit	$94,771
Selling, general and administrative expenses	$8,800
Depreciation	$2,585
Total Operating Expenses	$11,385
Operating Income	$83,386
Interest Expense	$2,847
Net income before taxes	$80,539
Income tax expense	$3,414
Net Income	$77,125
Cash Used for interest payments	$2,847
Cash used for income tax payments	$3,414
Net Income	$77,125
Add depreciation	$6,585
Add the decrease in accounts receivable	$4,860
Add the decrease in inventory	$367
Subtract the increase in prepaid expenses	($650)
Subtract the decrease in accounts payable	($1,202)
Net Cash provided by (used for) operating activities	$87,085
Cash provided by sale of property, plan and equipment	$1,165
Cash provided by sale of short-term investments	$1,393
Cash used for purchase of property, plant, and equipment	($8,950)
Cash used for purchases of short-term investments	($778)
Net Cash provided by (used for) investing activities	($7,170)