FABM 2 2nd Monthly Exam 20 -21
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- Q1It is resulted in cash inflows and outflows generated from the normal course or day to day business transactions of the company.Statement of Cash FlowsInvesting ActivitiesFinancing ActiviesOperating Activities30s
- Q2It is a financial statement that provides information about the causes of a change in a company’s cash balance from beginning to the end of specific period.Statement of Cash FlowsOperating ActivitiesInvesting ActivitiesFinancing Activies30s
- Q3It is a cash flow activities centered in support of the operations. This support may take the form either of purchase of assets (i.e. vehicles, furniture, equipment) that a business needs in its operations or investments outside the company to wisely use any excess funds.Financing ActiviesOperating ActivitiesInvesting ActivitiesFinancial Analysis30s
- Q4It is a comparison in fraction, proportion and decimal or percentage of two significant figures taken from the financial statements.Financial RatioOperating ActivitiesFinancial StatementCurrent Ratio30s
- Q5It is a financial statement analysis that compares their own financial statements for the current period with their financial statements with the prior periodVertical AnalysisCurrent RatioHorizontal AnalysisFinancial Statement Analysis30s
- Q6It is a financial ratio that used to measure a firm’s past performance and help to predict its future profitability level.Current RatioReturn On InvestmentProfitability ratioLiquidity Ratio30s
- Q7It is a financial ratio that measure the firm’s ability to meet cash needs as they arise (payment of accounts payable, bank loans and operating costs)Profitability ratioReturn On InvestmentLiquidity RatioCurrent Ratio30s
- Q8It is a financial ratio that have been developed to measure a company’s overall level of debt it carries as well as and its ability to make interest payments.Solvency RatioCurrent RatioProfitability ratioLiquidity Ratio30s
- Q9It involves the evaluation of how well assets have been employed by management in terms of generating revenues and maximizing returns on such resources.1. Background study and evaluation of firm industry.Operating Efficiency and profitability analysisCapital Structure and long-term solvency analysisShort-term solvency analysis30s
- Q10It refers to the analysis of the company’s ability to meet near term demand for cash and normal operating requirements.Capital Structure and long-term solvency analysisShort-term solvency analysis1. Background study and evaluation of firm industry.Operating Efficiency and profitability analysis30s
- Q11Compute for current ratio for 2019.Users enter free textType an Answer300s
- Q12Compute for quick ratio for 2019.Users enter free textType an Answer300s
- Q13Compute for net sales to working capital 2019 if net sales is P 11,228.00Users enter free textType an Answer300s
- Q14Compute for debt ratio for 2019.Users enter free textType an Answer300s
- Q15Compute for a.Users enter free textType an Answer300s