Match the following ratios with the appropriate formula. Ratio or Rate Formula a. Income from operations...

  

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Match the following ratios with the appropriate formula. Ratio or Rate Formula a. Income from operations Interest expense Acid-test Total liabilities Stockholders' equity Current b. Net income- preferred stock dividends Number of outstanding common shares Return on C. stockholders' equity Times interest Net sales Average total assets d. earned Earnings per share e. Market price per share Earnings per share f. Current assets Accounts receivable Current liabilities collection period g. Average inventory x 365 days Cost of goods'sold Sales to total assets Dividend yield h. Net income Net sales Debt to s/h equity Net income Average stockholders' equity k. ratio Net profit ratio I. Quick current assets Current liabilities Accounts receivable m. Average accounts receivable x 365 days collection period Net credit sales n. Average accounts receivable x 365 days Net credit sales Return on total assets Match the following ratios with the appropriate formula. Ratio or Rate Formula a. Income from operations Interest expense Acid-test Total liabilities Stockholders' equity Current b. Net income- preferred stock dividends Number of outstanding common shares Return on C. stockholders' equity Times interest Net sales Average total assets d. earned Earnings per share e. Market price per share Earnings per share f. Current assets Accounts receivable Current liabilities collection period g. Average inventory x 365 days Cost of goods'sold Sales to total assets Dividend yield h. Net income Net sales Debt to s/h equity Net income Average stockholders' equity k. ratio Net profit ratio I. Quick current assets Current liabilities Accounts receivable m. Average accounts receivable x 365 days collection period Net credit sales n. Average accounts receivable x 365 days Net credit sales Return on total assets

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