Cash Coverage ratio indicates if a firm has enough cash to pay of its interest expenses. The ideal ratio to be maintained by a firm is 1:1. This can be given by the following formula:
Cash Coverage Ratio=
Cash Coverage Ratio=
Cash Coverage Ratio=28.38
Assumption: Cost includes Depreciation, thus depreciation is added back, To find Cash Profits before Interest and Taxes.
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Answer:
Inferential statistics
Descriptive statistics
inferential statistics
descriptive statistics
Descriptive statistics
Inferential statistics
Explanation:
Descriptive statistics describes data and gives us a picture of what the data summary looks like using such things as mean and central tendency measures. Inferential statistics on the other hand aims to make predictions using the data based on data analysis such as collecting sample from population and constructing hypotheses to estimate outcomes for the general population. Example in the question, the first is inferential statistics as we make generalized predictions on batteries using data samples from the population of batteries of a particular type.
Dividend is the amount of share in the earnings paid by the company to its shareholders for their investment in the company. So dividend is paid out of the earnings made by the company and it has no relation with the increase or decrease in the value of the stock.
Hence, If a company pays dividends on a stock, it does not mean that the stock has appreciated in value.
Answer:
c. $64 million
Explanation:
For computing the revenue recognized, first we have to determine the percentage which is shown below:
= Cost incurred in 2014 ÷ expenses incurred
= $48 million ÷ $120 million
= 40%
And, the contract price is $160 million
So, the revenue recognized would be
= Contract price × percentage
= $160 million × 40%
= $64 million
Answer:
Option C) Littman's $179 expense will be greater than $100,000
Explanation:
Data:
Littman LLC placed in service on July 29, 2019, machinery and equipment (seven-year property) with a basis of $600,000. Littman's income for the current year before any depreciation deduction was $100,000
From the options, In order to minimize depression, Littman's $179 expense will be greater than $100,000. This will come from the profit loss reconciliation. Hence option C will be the correct option in this case.
