Utilizing AMAZON.COM, INC.'s 10-K filing for its fiscal year ended December 31, 2022, answer the following. For any computations, show your calculations for potential partial credit. It is understood that all numerical dollar figures are in millions (except for EPS and related shares); there is no need to add zeros to your numerical answers. Save this document with your answers and upload it in D2L Assignments. 1. [5] Amazon's net property and equipment is $186,715. Provide the components that comprise this figure, including accumulated depreciation and amortization. (Hint: see Note 3-Property and Equipment.) 2. [2] Calculate Amazon's working capital. I 3. [6] Calculate Amazon's current ratio (rounded to one decimal place, i.e., 00.0) and acid-test ratio (rounded to one decimal place, i.e., 00.0). 4. [3] Calculate Amazon's debt to equity ratio (rounded to one decimal place, i.e., 00.0).

Utilizing AMAZON.COM, INC.'s 10-K filling for Its fiscal year ended December 31, 2022, answer the following. For any computations, show your calculations for potential partial credit. it is understood that all numerical dollar figures are in millions (except for EPS and related shares); there is noneed to add zeros to your numerical answers. Save this document with your answers and upload it in D2L Assignments. 1. [5] Amazon's net property and equipment is $186,715. Provide the components that comprise this figure, including accumulated depreclation and amortization. (Hint: see Note 3-Property and Equipment.) 2. [2] Calculate Amazon's working capital. 3. [6] Calculate Amazon's current ratio (rounded to one decimal place, l.e., 00.0) and acid-test ratio (rounded to one decimal place, l.e., 00.0). 4. [3] Calculate Amazon's debt to equity ratio (rounded to one decimal place, l.e., 00.0). [4] Calculate Amazon's times interest earned ratio (rounded to one decimal place, I.e., 00.0). (Hints: Amazon incurred a net loss; keep this figure negative. Because of the net loss, Amazon did not have income tax expense, rather it had an income tax benefit, which reduced its initial loss before taxes figure. Keep this figure negatlve as well. It is recommended to start with interest expense, then subtract both the net loss and the income tax benefit figures.)