Calculate price-earnings ratio

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Question 1.

A company had a market price of $38.10 per share, earnings per share of $1.55, and dividends per share of $0.70. Calculate its price-earnings ratio:

a) 27.8
b) 30.6
c) 24.6
d) 26.6
e) 23.0

Question 2:

Refer to the given selected financial information from Fennie's, LLC. Evaluate the company's working capital for Year 2.

                                         Year 2                             Year 1

Cash                                  $ 38,400                          $ 33,150
Short-term investments         99,000                            64,500
Accounts receivable, net        90,000                            84,000
Merchandise inventory          125,500                           129,500
Prepaid expenses                 13,000                             10,600
Plant assets                         392,500                          342,500
Accounts payable                 108,900                           112,300
Net sales                             715,500                           680,500
Cost of goods sold                394,500                           379,500

a) $158,000.
b) $131,500.
c) $244,000.
d) $257,000.
e) $167,000.

Question 3.

Refer to the given selected financial information from Fennie's, LLC. Evaluate the company's acid-test ratio for Year 2.

                                                            Year 2                       Year 1
Cash                                                      $ 39,500                  $ 34,250
Short-term investments                           110,000                   70,000
Accounts receivable, net                          95,500                     89,500
Merchandise inventory                             131,000                   135,000
Prepaid expenses                                    14,100                     11,700
Plant assets                                            398,000                    348,000
Accounts payable                                    103,400                    117,800
Net sales                                                721,000                    686,000
Cost of goods sold                                  400,000                     385,000

a) 2.71.
b) 3.64.
c) 2.51.
d) 2.37.
e) 3.77.

Question 4.

Refer to the given selected financial information from Fennie's, LLC. Evaluate the company's accounts receivable turnover for Year 2.

                                                     Year 2                Year 1
Cash                                              $ 39,300             $34,050
Short-term investments                    108,000              69,000
Accounts receivable, net                   94,500               88,500
Merchandise inventory                      130,000             134,000
Prepaid expenses                             13,900               11,500
Plant assets                                     397,000              347,000
Accounts payable                             104,400              116,800
Net sales                                         720,000              685,000
Cost of goods sold                            399,000              384,000

a) 5.54 times
b) 8.14 times
c) 7.87 times
d) 6.67 times
e) 7.62 times

Question 5.

Refer to the following given financial information from Fennie's, LLC. Evaluate the company's inventory turnover for Year 2.

                                                         Year 2                 Year 1
Cash                                                  $ 39,400              $ 34,150
Short-term investments                       109,000                69,500
Accounts receivable, net                      95,000                 89,000
Merchandise inventory                         130,500               134,500
Prepaid expenses                                14,000                 11,600
Plant assets                                        397,500                347,500
Accounts payable                                103,900                117,300
Net sales                                            720,500                685,500
Cost of goods sold                              399,500                 384,500

a) 2.97.
b) 3.61.
c) 5.52.
d) 3.06.
e) 3.02.

Question 6.

Refer to the given selected financial information from Hansen's, LLC. Evaluate the company's profit margin for Year 2.

                                                          Year 2                       Year 1
Net sales                                           $ 483,000                   $ 427,150
Cost of goods sold                                277,200                       251,020
Interest expense                                  10,600                         11,600
Net income before tax                           68,150                         53,580
Net income after tax                             46,950                         40,800
Total assets                                         318,900                        293,400
Total liabilities                                     176,900                        168,200
Total equity                                         142,000                        125,200

a) 16.9%.
b) 11.9%.
c) 9.7%.
d) 14.1%.
e) 33.1%.

Question 7.

Refer to the given selected financial information from Hansen's, LLC. Evaluate the company's return on total assets for Year 2.

                                                 Year 2               Year 1
Net sales                                    $ 483,000           $ 427,150
Cost of goods sold                        277,200               251,020
Interest expense                          10,600                  11,600
Net income before tax                   68,150                  53,580
Net income after tax                      46,950                  40,800
Total assets                                  318,900                293,400
Total liabilities                               176,900                168,200
Total equity                                   142,000                125,200

a) 22.3%.
b) 14.7%.
c) 2.7%.
d) 9.7%.
e) 15.3%.

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