Course 4 Week 3 Flashcards

1
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John Jacob’s company recorded $60,000 in sales revenue and a cost of goods sold of $45,000 on their income statement this month. What is their percentage Gross Profit Margin? (Enter the answer as a whole number and without the % sign)

A

Correct! Using the formula (Sales Rev - COGS) / Sales Rev, John Jacob’s company would have a 25% Gross Profit Margin.

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Sally’s Seashells company Income Statement shows that they have a Sales Revenue of $60,000 and Operating Earnings of $11,000. What is their percentage Operating Profit Margin? (Enter the answer as a whole number and without the % sign)

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Correct! Using the formula Operating Earnings / Sales Revenue, Sally’s Seashells company would have an Operating Profit Margin of 18%.

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3
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Harry’s Wizarding Wands company recorded a net profit of $8,500 in addition to their Sales Revenue of $60,000 on their recent income statement. What is their Net Profit Margin? (Enter the answer as a whole number and without the % sign)

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Correct! Using the formula Net Income / Sales Revenue, Harry’s Wizarding Wands would have a Net Profit Margin of 14%.

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4
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What does the debt to equity ratio evaluate?

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What proportion of debt or equity a company is using to finance its assets

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5
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If a company has $30,000 debt and $60,000 equity, what is its debt to equity ratio?

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Correct! The debt to equity ratio would be 0.5.

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6
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Which of the following statements is incorrect?

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The higher the debt-to-equity ratio, the more profit the company has recorded

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7
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True or False: Generally, a high AP ratio indicates that you satisfy your accounts payable obligations quickly.

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True

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8
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Gross Profit Margin

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it shows the percentage of revenue that exceeds the cost of goods

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9
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How can you create a greater gross profit margin

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Lowering costs or raising prices

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10
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Formula For Gross Profit Margin

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(Sales Revenue-COGS)/Sales Revenue

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11
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Operating Margin

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measurement of profit after paying expense but before taxes

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12
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How can you increase the operating margin

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raise prices, lower expense, lower cogs

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13
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Operating Margin formula

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Net Profit/Sales Rev

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14
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Current Ratio

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is the ratio that shows a company’s ability to pay current debts

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15
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What is the current ratio formula

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Current Assets / Current Liabilities

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16
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What’s a good and bad current ratio

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> 1 Good
<1 Bad

17
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Debit to Equity Ratio

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Total Debit to Total Equity

18
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D/E formula

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Total Liabilities / Total Equity

19
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What’s a safe and risky D/E ratio

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Below 1 is safe
Above 2 is risky

20
Q

What is the Tech Industry D/E

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2 of below, they tend to have alot of R&D

21
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What is the Banking Industry D/E

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10, they borrow high amounts to lend high amounts

22
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What is the Large Manufactures D/E

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2-5

23
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What is Big Pharma D/E

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70, this sector is high capital sensitive

24
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Accounts Payable Turnover

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is a ratio that shows how fast a company pays back their debts

25
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APT Formula

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APT = Net Credit Purchase/ Average Accounts Payable

26
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How do you find Average Accounts Payable

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Starting AP + Ending AP divided by 2

27
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What do you do after Net Credit Purchases/AAP

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Divide 365 by that ratio

28
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What is ART

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Accounts Receivable Turnover

29
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ART formula

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Net credit sales/ Average Accounts Rec

30
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DigiWidgit recorded operating cash flows totaling $152,000 and the total debt payable for the year was $77,000 What is their Cash Flow Coverage Ratio? (Enter your answer to the one-hundredth position, x.xx)

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Correct! Their Cash Flow Coverage Ratio is 1.97.

$152,000 / $77,000 = 1.97

31
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Vegg Delivery recorded current liabilities of $44,000 at the year’s start, current liabilities of $67,000 at year’s end, and Cash Flow from Operating Activities of $120,000. What is their Current Liability Coverage Ratio? (enter your answer to the one-hundredth position, x.xx)

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Correct
Correct! Their Current Liability Coverage Ratio is 2.16.

($44,000 + $67,000) / 2 = $55,500

$120,000 / $55,500 = 2.16

32
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Superior Suits recorded a cash flow from operations of $48,750 and net sales of $87,000. What is their Operating Cash Flow Margin ratio? (enter your answer to the one-hundredth position, x.xx)

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Correct
Correct! Their Operating Cash Flow Margin Ratio is 0.56.

$48,750 (cash flow from operations) / $87,000 (net sales) = 0.56

33
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What is Cash flow cover ratio

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Company ability to pay long term debt, can it pay it’s debit obligations. Higher the ratio the better. Tends to be over 1

34
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What is the formula for Cash flow cover ratio

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Cash Flow from operation/ Total debt

35
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What is Current Cash Debt ratio

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Company ability to pay current debt, higher the better

36
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What is Current Cash Debit Ratio Formula

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Net Cash from operating/ average current liabilities

37
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What is the the cash flow margin ratio

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The ability to convert sales into cash flow in a percentage form. Above 50 % is good

38
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What is the cash flow margin ratio

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Cash Flow from operating/net sales

39
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What is a big tip for communicating with a client

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Short and Sweet