Quiz – Calculating the Inventory Period
Essentials of Corporate Finance
Ross, Westerfield, and Jordan
10th Edition
Determine the average number of days it takes for Pablano’s to sell its inventory.
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Determine the average number of days it takes for Pablano’s to sell its inventory.
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Calculate the market value of a firm’s assets given its cash, accounts receivable, accounts payable, inventory, long-term debt, and net fixed assets, as well as estimates for selling inventory and fixed assets if the company were to cease operations and the ability to collect 100% of its receivables.
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Determine the Net Asset Value (NAV) of an open-end fund that is offered at a specific price and includes a front-end load percentage.
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Determine the net asset value (NAV) of your newly purchased shares by considering the investment company’s total assets, total liabilities, and the number of shares outstanding.
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Calculate the net income of a company given its total assets, total asset turnover rate, debt-equity ratio, and return on equity.
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Determine the plowback ratio for Lawler’s BBQ by calculating the portion of profits that are reinvested back into the company, given the company’s sales, profit margin, and dividend payouts.
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Calculate the investor’s rate of return after selling the stock. Consider the total amount invested, the initial and final stock prices, the interest rate on the borrowed funds, and the duration of the investment.
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Calculate the total book value of a firm’s assets given its cash, accounts receivable, inventory, and fixed assets, taking into account the cost and depreciation of the fixed assets and the potential sale value of the inventory and fixed assets.
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Calculate the total book value of a firm’s assets given the initial cost of the building, the current value of the building, the cost and current value of other fixed assets, and the total depreciation recorded to date. Also take into account the current liabilities and net working capital of the firm.
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Calculate the times interest earned ratio given earnings before interest and taxes, net income, and tax rate.
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