Compute the given solvency ratios for the companies

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Question: The Red Soda Company (Red Soda) and The Blue Soda Company (Blue Soda) provide refreshments to every corner of the world. Selected data from the 20X6 consolidated financial statements for Red Soda and Blue Soda are presented here (in millions).


Red Soda

Blue Soda

Total current assets

$12,551

$12,571

Total current liabilities

13,721

    8,756

Net Sales

30,990

43,332

Cost of Goods Sold

11,088

20,099

Net income

     6,824

    5,946

Average (net) accounts receivable for the year

     3,424

    4,654

Average inventories for the year

     2,271

    2,570

Average total assets

   44,595

37,921

Average common stockholders' equity

22,636

14,556

Average current liabilities

13,335

    8,772

Average total liabilities

21,960

23,466

Total assets

48,671

39,848

Total liabilities

23,872

23,044

Income taxes

    2,040

   2,100

Interest expense

       355

       397

Net cash provided by operating activities

   8,186

   6,796

Capital expenditures

   1,993

   2,128

Cash dividends

   3,800

   2,732

Instructions: Compute the following solvency ratios for the two companies and comment on the relative solvency of the two competitors.

1. Debt to asset ratio

2. Times interest earned

3. Cash debt coverage

4. Free cash flow

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