P3-73B – Condensed & Adapted

Financial Accounting

Thomas, Tietz, and Harrison

12th Edition

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Given the condensed and adapted balance sheet - calculate the current and debt ratio before the transactions, the current and debt ratio for each transaction. and whether the statements are given will increase or decrease the ratios.

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