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Can you please show your work. Thank you Using the following information find the ratios listed:...

Can you please show your work. Thank you

Using the following information find the ratios listed:

Hamilton Company
Comparative Balance Sheets
December 31, 2018 and December 31, 2019
Assets         2018      2019   Difference
Cash              15,000              47,000         32,000
Accounts Receivable              55,000              47,000         (8,000)
Inventory           110,000           144,000         34,000
Prepaid Expenses                5,000                1,000         (4,000)
Long term investments           127,000           115,000       (12,000)
Land             55,000             55,000                   -  
Building           450,000           660,000       210,000
Accumulated Depr - Building         (68,000)           (103,000)       (35,000)
Total Assets           749,000           966,000       217,000
Liabilities & Stockholder's Equity
Accounts Payable             43,000             50,000            7,000
Income Tax Payable               5,000               3,000         (2,000)
Accrued Liabilities 9,000               12,000            3,000
Bonds Payable           245,000           295,000         50,000
Common Stock $5 par value           200,000           276,000         76,000
Additional paid in capital           115,000           214,000         99,000
Retained Earnings           132,000           116,000            (16,000)
Total Liabilities & S/E           749,000           966,000       217,000
Sales 225,000
Cost of Goods Sold 120,000
Gross Profit 105,000
Operating Expense 70,000
Income before interest 35,000
Interest 12,000
Income before Taxes 23,000
Taxes 7,000
Net Income 16,000
Dividends Paid $13,800
Market price of stock $12
Find the following ratios for 2015:
1.   Current Ratio
2.   Quick Ratio
3.   Accounts Receivable Turnover
4.   Days to Collect
5.   Inventory Turnover
6.   Days on hand
7.   Payable Turnover  
8.   Days to pay  
9.   Debt to Equity Ratio
10. Number of times interest Earned
11. Profit Margin
12. Assets Turnover
13. Return on Assets
14. Return on Equity
15. Earnings per Share
16. Price/Earnings Ratio
17. Dividend Yield

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Expert Solution

1 Current ratio = Current Assets/ Current Liabilities
For 2018 =185000/57000= 3.25
For 2019 =239000/65000= 3.68
Current Asssets= Cash+Accounts Receivables+Inventory+Prepaid Expenses
For 2018 =15000+55000+110000+5000= 185000
For 2019 =47000+47000+144000+1000= 239000
Current Liabilities=Accounts Payable+Income Tax Payable+Accrued liabilities
For 2018 =43000+5000+9000= 57000
For 2019 =50000+3000+12000= 65000
2 Quick Ratio = (Current Assets- Inventory- Prepaid Expenses)/ Current Liabilities
For 2018 =70000/57000= 1.23
For 2019 =94000/65000= 1.45
Quick Assets= Cash+Accounts Receivables+Inventory+Prepaid Expenses
For 2018 =15000+55000= 70000
For 2019 =47000+47000= 94000
Current Liabilities=Accounts Payable+Income Tax Payable+Accrued liabilities
For 2018 =43000+5000+9000= 57000
For 2019 =50000+3000+12000= 65000
3 Accounts ReceivableTurnover  
=Credit Sales/ (Average Accounts Receivables)
=225000/51000 4.41 times
Average Accounts Trade Receivables
= (Opening Trade Rec.+ Closing Trade Rec.)/2
=(55000+47000)/2= 51000
4 Days To collect
=365/Accounts Receivable turnover Ratio 82.73 days
5 Inventory Turnover Ratio
= Cost of goods Sold / Average Inventory
=120000/127000 0.94
Average Inventory = (Opening Inv.+ Closing Inv.)/2
=(110000+144000)/2 127000
6 Days on hand
=365/ Inventory turnover Ratio
=365/0.94= 388.2979 days
7 Payables turnover
=Purchases/Average Trade Payables
=154000/46500= 3.31
Average Accounts Trade Payables
= (Opening Trade Pay.+ Closing Trade Pay.)/2
=(43000+50000)/2= 46500
Purchases= Closing Stock+Cost of Goods Sold-Opening Stock
=144000+120000-110000= 154000
8 Days to pay
=365/ Payables Turnover ratio
110.27 days
9 Debt to Equity Ratio = Debt / Equity
=295000/606000
0.49
Debt= Bonds payable=295000
Equity=Common Stock+Additional capital+Retained Earnings
=276000+214000+116000 606000
10 Number of times interest earned
=Profit Before Interest/ Interest
=35000/12000
2.92
11 Profit Margin
Gross Profit Ratio =GP/ Sales =105000/225000= 46.67%
Net Profit Ratio =NP/ Sales =16000/225000= 7.11%
12 Assets turnover ratio
=Sales/ Fixed Assets =225000/612000= 0.37
Fixed Assets= Land + Building- Dep
=55000+660000-103000= 612000
13 Return on Assets
= (Net Income/ total Assets )*100
=(16000/966000)*100
1.66%
14 Retun on Equity
= (Net Income/ Shareholders Equity)*100
=(16000/606000)*100=
2.64%
Equity=Common Stock+Additional capital+Retained Earnings
=276000+214000+116000 606000
15 Earnings Per Share
no. of Shares =276000/5= 55200
=EPS= Net Income/ no of Shares
=16000/55200
0.29 per share
16 Price/ Earning Ratio
= Market Price per share/ Earning per share
=12/0.29 41.4
17 Dividend Yield
=Dividend per share/ Price per share
=0.25/5 5%
Dividend per share =13800/55200 0.25
Price per share = 5

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