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Question 1
Apple has the following financial statement information for fiscal year 2001 (in millions):
Income Statement |
2001 |
Balance Sheet |
2001 |
2000 |
Revenues |
$5,363 |
Cash and Marketable Securities |
$2,310 |
$1,191 |
Cost of Goods Sold |
4,026 |
Inventory |
11 |
33 |
Gross Profit |
1,337 |
Total Current Assets |
5,143 |
5,427 |
SG&A Exp. |
1,568 |
Total Assets |
6,021 |
6,803 |
Net Income (Net Loss) |
-25 |
Total Current Liabilities |
1,518 |
1,933 |
Total Liabilities |
2,101 |
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Total Equity |
3,920 |
4,107 |
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Sales (Year 2000) |
7,983 |
Cash Flow Statement |
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Net Income (Year 2000) |
786 |
Cash Flows from Operations |
185 |
Using common-size analysis, Apple's total liabilities for 2001 is:
a. |
39.2% |
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b. |
53.6% |
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c. |
38.7% |
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d. |
34.9% |
Question 2
Following Question 1, Apple's operating cash flow ratio for 2001 is:
a. |
12.2% |
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b. |
3.5% |
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c. |
3.1% |
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d. |
3.6% |
Question 3
Following Question 1, Apple's inventory turnover ratio for 2001 is:
a. |
243.8x |
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b. |
547.4x |
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c. |
183.0x |
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d. |
366.0x |
Question 4
Following Question 1, Apple's working capital turnover ratio for 2001 is:
a. |
1.13x |
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b. |
2.32x |
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c. |
1.48x |
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d. |
1.51x |
Question 5
Following Question 1, Apple's debt ratio for 2001 is:
a. |
34.9% |
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b. |
39.2% |
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c. |
25.2% |
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d. |
53.6% |
Question 6
Following Question 1, Apple's gross margin for 2001 is:
a. |
24.8% |
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b. |
1.9% |
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c. |
22.2% |
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d. |
75.1% |
Question 7
Following Question 1 and using common-size analysis, Apple's Gross Profit is for 2001 is:
a. |
1.9% |
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b. |
24.9% |
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c. |
100.0% |
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d. |
22.2% |
Question 8
Following Question 1, Apple's current ratio for 2001 is:
a. |
338.8% |
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b. |
152.2% |
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c. |
29.5% |
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d. |
244.8% |
Question 9
Following Question 1, Apple's total asset turnover for 2001 is:
a. |
89.1% |
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b. |
41.8% |
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c. |
119.6% |
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d. |
83.6% |
Question 10
Following Question 1, Apple's debt to equity ratio for 2001 is:
a. |
38.7% |
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b. |
34.9% |
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c. |
53.6% |
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d. |
39.2% |
Question 11
Following Question 1, Apple's return on sales ratio for 2001 is:
a. |
0.5% |
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b. |
24.9% |
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c. |
100.0% |
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d. |
9.8% |
Question 12
The following financial information is given for General Electric for fiscal year 2001 (in thousands):
Sales |
$125,679 |
Cash |
$ 9,082 |
Cost of Goods Sold |
42,008 |
Inventory |
8,565 |
Gross Profit |
83,671 |
Current Assets |
340,708 |
Net Income |
13,684 |
Total Assets |
495,023 |
Operating Cash Flow |
32,195 |
Current Liabilities |
198,904 |
Earnings per share |
1.38 |
Total Liabilities |
440,111 |
Dividends per share |
0.66 |
Total Equity |
54,824 |
Net Income (fiscal year 2000) |
12,735 |
Total Assets (fiscal year 2000) |
437,006 |
Sales (fiscal year 2000) |
129,417 |
Inventory (fiscal year 2000) |
7,812 |
In GE's 2001 common-size income statement, Net Income is equal to:
a. |
10.9% |
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b. |
2.8% |
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c. |
16.4% |
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d. |
100.0% |
Question 13
Following Question 12, in GE's 2001 common-size balance sheet, Current Liabilities are equal to:
a. |
45.2% |
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b. |
158.3% |
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c. |
362.9% |
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d. |
40.2% |
Question 14
Following Question 12, the Cash Ratio for GE in 2001 is:
a. |
58.4% |
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b. |
4.6% |
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c. |
16.6% |
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d. |
2.1% |
Question 15
Following Question 12, GE's 2001 Long-term Debt to Equity Ratio is:
a. |
9.0 |
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b. |
4.4 |
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c. |
8.0 |
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d. |
3.6 |
Question 16
Following Question 12, GE's 2001 Return on Assets is:
a. |
25.0% |
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b. |
2.8% |
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c. |
2.9% |
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d. |
27.0% |
Question 17
Following Question 12, GE's 2001 Dividend Payout is:
a. |
47.8% |
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b. |
0.01% |
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c. |
10.9% |
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d. |
42.5% |
Question 18
Which of the following ratios is part of the Du Pont Model:
a. |
Dividend Payout |
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b. |
Operating Cash Flow Ratio |
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c. |
Current Ratio |
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d. |
Return on Equity |
Question 19
Using the Du Pont Model, solvency (leverage) is measured as:
a. |
Sales / average total assets |
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b. |
Average total assets / average common equity |
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c. |
Sales / average working capital |
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d. |
Net income / sales |
Question 20
Using the Du Pont Model, return on assets can be calculated as:
a. |
Return on Sales x Return on Assets |
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b. |
Return on Equity x Total Assets |
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c. |
Return on Sales x Asset Turnover |
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d. |
Gross Margin x Inventory Turnover |
Question 21
A limitation on the use of ratios analysis is:
a. |
Relative size of the companies is not considered |
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b. |
The numbers used are assumed to be correct |
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c. |
Important qualitative issues such as business strategy are not involved |
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d. |
It can be difficult to determine what results are good or bad |
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e. |
All of the above |
Question 22
The following data is given for annual operations for Hilton Hotels (in millions):
Hilton
1997 |
1998 |
1999 |
2000 |
2001 |
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Revenue |
$1,475 |
$1,769 |
$1,959 |
$3,177 |
$2,632 |
Gross Profit |
395 |
464 |
567 |
1,008 |
686 |
Net Income |
250 |
297 |
174 |
272 |
166 |
Given the data above, the growth analysis for Hilton shows revenue growth for 1999 of:
a. |
10.7% |
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b. |
34.4% |
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c. |
8.9% |
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d. |
24.7% |
Question 23
Following Question 22, the growth analysis for Hilton shows net income growth for 2000 of:
a. |
39.0% |
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b. |
36.0% |
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c. |
56.3% |
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d. |
8.8% |
Question 24
Following Question 22, which year would be used as the base year for Hilton?
a. |
1997 |
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b. |
1998 |
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c. |
2001 |
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d. |
2000 |
Question 25
Following Question 22, trend analysis for Hilton shows gross profit for 2001 of:
a. |
413.2 |
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b. |
26.1 |
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c. |
173.7 |
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d. |
68.1 |
Question 26
Below are quarterly performance data for Marriott:
Mar 2002 |
Dec 2001 |
Sept 2001 |
Jun 2001 |
Mar 2001 |
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Revenue |
$2,364 |
$2,868 |
$2,373 |
$2,450 |
$2,461 |
Net Income |
82 |
-116 |
101 |
130 |
121 |
The quarterly % change in revenue for March 2002 from the same quarter one ago was:
a. |
3.5% |
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b. |
17.6% |
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c. |
96.1% |
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d. |
3.9% |
Question 27
Following Question 26 and using common-size, September 2001 net income would be:
a. |
4.3% |
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b. |
100.0% |
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c. |
18.8% |
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d. |
16.5% |
Question 28
Big Bill Computer has a stock price of $50, an EPS of $4.80, projected earnings growth of 8% a year and pays dividends of $2 per share. It is an investment fit to which fund?
a. |
Gotrocks Growth Fund |
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b. |
Gotrocks Income Fund |
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c. |
Gotrocks Value Fund |
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d. |
Gotrocks Money Market Fund |
Question 29
Sell Co. has a stock price of $15, 2.3 millions shares outstanding, total stockholders equity of $12.6 million and total assets of $20 million. Sell Co. has a market to book ratio of:
a. |
$11.6 million |
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b. |
2.7x |
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c. |
1.7x |
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d. |
1.2x |
Question 30
Following Question 29, Sell Co. has an intrinsic value of $18. What is the intrinsic value to price ratio?
a. |
1.7 |
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b. |
$41.4 million |
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c. |
2.7 |
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d. |
1.2 |
Question 31
The following financial information is given for Du Pont and Dow for fiscal year 2001:
Du Pont |
Dow |
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Closing Stock Price, Feb. 15, 2002 |
44.90 |
30.57 |
EPS (actual for 2001) |
4.50 |
-0.46 |
EPS (forecast for 2002) |
1.60 |
0.52 |
Dividend per share |
1.40 |
1.34 |
5 year forecast earnings growth rate |
10.2% |
10.0% |
Intrinsic value per share |
103.84 |
33.38 |
Given the Feb. 15 stock prices, Du Pont & Dow have PE ratios (based on year-ahead EPS forecast) of:
a. |
28.06 & 66.46, respectively |
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b. |
32.07 & 22.81, respectively |
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c. |
9.98 & 58.79, respectively |
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d. |
28.06 & 58.79, respectively |
Question 32
Following Question 31, given the Feb. 15 stock prices, Du Pont & Dow have dividend yields of:
a. |
3.56% & 1.70%, respectively |
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b. |
3.12% & 4.38%, respectively |
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c. |
31.11% & 2.58%, respectively |
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d. |
13.72% & 13.40%, respectively |
Question 33
Following Question 31, given the Feb. 15 stock prices, PE based on actual EPS & 5-year-ahead earnings forecast, Du Pont has a PEG of:
a. |
2.75 |
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b. |
3.14 |
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c. |
0.98 |
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d. |
4.40 |
Question 34
Following Question 31, based on PEG, which company seems to be the better investment opportunity?
a. |
Dow because the PEG is less than the benchmark cutoff of 1 |
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b. |
Du Pont because of the very high PEG |
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c. |
Du Pont because the PEG is less than the benchmark cutoff of 1 |
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d. |
Dow because of the very high PEG |
Question 35
Following Question 31, based on intrinsic value to share price, Du Pont and Dow are:
a. |
Du Pont is undervalued but Dow is overvalued |
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b. |
Both overvalued |
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c. |
Du Pont is overvalued but Dow is undervalued |
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d. |
Both are undervalued |
Question 36
The following financial information is given for Hilton & Marriott:
Hilton |
Marriott |
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Closing Stock Price, October 8, 2002 |
10.54 |
27.46 |
EPS (actual for 2001) |
0.45 |
0.92 |
EPS (forecast for 2002) |
0.51 |
1.83 |
Dividend per share |
0.08 |
0.28 |
5 year forecast earnings growth rate |
15.1% |
15.7% |
Common shares outstanding (thousands) |
376,025 |
241,801 |
Given the October 8 stock prices:
a. |
Based on actual EPS Marriott has a higher PE than Hilton |
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b. |
Based on either actual or forecast EPS, Marriott has a PE almost double that of Hilton |
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c. |
Hilton s PE rises from actual to forecast because of poor performance |
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d. |
Based on forecast EPS Marriott has a higher PE than Hilton |
Question 37
Following Question 36, based on the dividend yields for Hilton & Marriott:
a. |
Both are excellent fits to the Gotrocks Income Fund |
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b. |
Marriott has a higher yield than Hilton at 1.0% versus 0.8% for Hilton |
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c. |
Hilton has a high yield of 17.8% |
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d. |
Both Hilton & Marriott pay out dividends higher than actual earnings |
Question 38
Following Question 36, given the October 8 stock prices, PE based on forecast EPS & 5-year-ahead earnings forecast, Hilton & Marriott have PEGs of:
a. |
1.55 & 1.90, respectively |
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b. |
0.70 & 1.75, respectively |
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c. |
20.67 & 15.01, respectively |
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d. |
1.37 & 0.96, respectively |
Question 39
Following Question 36, based on PEG (using forecast EPS), which company seems to be the better investment opportunity?
a. |
Hilton because of its very high PEG |
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b. |
Hilton because its PEG is lower than Marriott |
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c. |
Marriott because of the very high PEG |
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d. |
Marriott because the PEG is less than the benchmark cutoff of 1 |
Question 40
Following Question 36, which company has the higher market capitalization?
a. |
Marriott because its stock price is more than twice as high as Hilton |
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b. |
Hilton valued at $14.72 billion versus Marriott at $11.89 billion |
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c. |
Marriott valued at $6.64 billions versus Hilton at $3.96 billion |
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d. |
Hilton because its book value is much higher than Marriott |
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1.
Total Liabilities in 2001 = $2,101
Total Equity = $3,920
Using common-size analysis, Apple's total liabilities for 2001 is calculated blow:
Liability as percentage of total assets = $2,101 / ($2,101 + $3,920)
= $2,101 / $6,021
= 34.90%
Using common-size analysis, Apple's total liabilities for 2001 is 34.90%.
Option (D) is correct answer.
2.
Operating Cash flow ratio = Operating cash flow / Total Assets
= $185 / $6,021
= 3.10%
Operating cash flow ratio is 3.10%.
Option (C) is correct answer.
3.
Inventory Turnover ratio = COGS / Total Inventory
= $4,026 / $11
= 366X
Inventory turnover ratio is 366X.
Option (D) is correct answer.
4.
Working capital = Current Assets – Current Liabilities
= $5,143 - $1,518
= $3,625
Working capital is $3,625.
Working capital turnover ratio = Total Sales / Working capital
= $5,363 / $3,625
= 1.48X
Working capital turnover ratio is 1.48X.
Option (C) is correct answer