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Question 1: What is the $ change and % change for each and how to I...

Question 1: What is the $ change and % change for each and how to I calculate it (formula)?

2013 2014 $ change % change
Assets
Current Assets
Cash & Equivalents $               9,676,800 $            10,108,800
Accounts Receivable                 17,204,400                 16,983,200
Inventories                 15,536,500                 18,317,860
other                         997,900                    1,065,600
Total Current                 43,415,600                 46,475,460
Fixed Assets
Property, Plant & Equipment (PP&E)              367,934,400              415,827,000
   Less Accumulated Depreciation               (85,352,300)            (103,496,300)
Net PP&E              282,582,100              312,330,700
Intangible Assets                    6,156,000                    6,156,000
Total Fixed Assets              288,738,100              318,486,700
Total Assets $         332,153,700 $         364,962,160

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Expert Solution

- Calculating the $ change & % Change:-

Assets 2013 2014 $ Change (2014-2013) % Change
Cash & cash equivalent               9,676,800.00             10,108,800.00                          432,000.00 4.4643%
Accounts receivables            17,204,400.00             16,983,200.00                       (221,200.00) -1.2857%
Inventory            15,536,500.00             18,317,860.00                      2,781,360.00 17.9021%
Other                  997,900.00               1,065,600.00                            67,700.00 6.7842%
Total Current Assets            43,415,600.00             46,475,460.00                      3,059,860.00 7.0478%
Property, Plant & Equipment (PP&E)          367,934,400.00           415,827,000.00                    47,892,600.00 13.0166%
Less: Accumulated depreciation          (85,352,300.00)        (103,496,300.00)                 (18,144,000.00) 21.2578%
Net PP&E          282,582,100.00           312,330,700.00                    29,748,600.00 10.5274%
Intangible Assets               6,156,000.00               6,156,000.00                                           -   0.0000%
Total Fixed Assets          288,738,100.00           318,486,700.00                    29,748,600.00 10.3030%
Total Assets          332,153,700.00           364,962,160.00                    32,808,460.00 9.8775%

$ Change formula = 2014-2013

% Change formula = (2014- 2013)/2013

- like for example of Cash & cash equivalent = ($10,108,800 - $9,676,800)/$9,676,800 = 4.4643%

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