Current assets are $30,000. current liabilities are $10,000. total assets are $100,000. total liabilities are $20,000. the current ratio is ______________ .

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Current assets are $30,000. current liabilities are $10,000. total assets are $100,000. total liabilities are $20,000. the current ratio is ______________ .

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Hello!
The formula is
Current ratio=current assets÷current liabilities

Current ratio=30,000÷10,000=3

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Doink answered Jun 10, 2019

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