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Fresh Food Catering Ltd’s capital expenditure for the current year for new equipment was $91,700. Current liabilities and non-current liabilities were $69,100 and $284,900 respectively. Sales for the current year were $351,400, and cash flows from operations totalled $106,900. Compute the cash adequacy ratio, cash flow ratio, debt coverage ratio and cash flow to sales ratio.Important:For any amounts, please don't include the dollar sign ($) or any thousands separator - i.e., $12,000 should be written as 12000.Please round all answers to 2 decimal places (e.g., 14.55).Cash adequacy ratio Answer 1 Question 1 timesCash flow ratio Answer 2 Question 1timesDebt coverage ratio Answer 3 Question 1timesCash flow to sales ratio           Answer 4 Question 1times

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Fresh Food Catering Ltd’s capital expenditure for the current year for new equipment was 91,700.Currentliabilitiesandnoncurrentliabilitieswere91,700. Current liabilities and non-current liabilities were 69,100 and 284,900respectively.Salesforthecurrentyearwere284,900 respectively. Sales for the current year were 351,400, and cash flows from operations totalled 106,900.Computethecashadequacyratio,cashflowratio,debtcoverageratioandcashflowtosalesratio.Important:Foranyamounts,pleasedontincludethedollarsign(106,900. Compute the cash adequacy ratio, cash flow ratio, debt coverage ratio and cash flow to sales ratio.Important:For any amounts, please don't include the dollar sign () or any thousands separator - i.e., $12,000 should be written as 12000.Please round all answers to 2 decimal places (e.g., 14.55).Cash adequacy ratio Answer 1 Question 1 timesCash flow ratio Answer 2 Question 1timesDebt coverage ratio Answer 3 Question 1timesCash flow to sales ratio           Answer 4 Question 1times

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To calculate the ratios, we will use the following formulas:

  1. Cash Adequacy Ratio = Cash Flows from Operations / Capital Expenditure
  2. Cash Flow Ratio = Cash Flows from Operations / Current Liabilities
  3. Debt Coverage Ratio = Cash Flows from Operations / Total Liabilities
  4. Cash Flow to Sales Ratio = Cash Flows from Operations / Sales

Now, let's plug in the numbers:

  1. Cash Adequacy Ratio = 106900 / 91700 = 1.17
  2. Cash Flow Ratio = 106900 / 69100 = 1.55
  3. Debt Coverage Ratio = 106900 / (69100 + 284900) = 0.31
  4. Cash Flow to Sales Ratio = 106900 / 351400 = 0.30

So, the answers are:

Cash Adequacy Ratio = 1.17 times Cash Flow Ratio = 1.55 times Debt Coverage Ratio = 0.31 times Cash Flow to Sales Ratio = 0.30 times

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