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Assessment 3

Started on Sunday, 26 March 2023, 8:21 PM
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Completed on Sunday, 26 March 2023, 9:59 PM
Time taken 1 hour 38 mins
Marks 26.00/30.00
Grade 86.67 out of 100.00

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____________ are the most common form of non-current liabilities and a certificate is issued showing the
conditions of the loan.
Select one:

a.
Registered-term loans

b.
Debentures

c.
Bonds

d.
Leases

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The correct answer is: Debentures

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Mohammad is the owner of a gourmet ice-cream shop in Durban. While preparing for the busy holiday
season, Mohammad notices that his biggest competitor, SoftServe, has gone out of business. They are selling
their ice-cream machine at a very good price during their liquidation sale. As Mohammad has put away extra
cash, he can capitalise on this opportunity. Which one of the following represents Mohammad’s reason for
keeping cash available in the above scenario?
Select one:

a.
The transaction motive.

b.
The precautionary motive.

c.
The speculative motive.

d.
The capitalisation motive.

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The correct answer is: The speculative motive.

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Rapula is the financial manager of Plastic Fantastic, a plastic container manufacturer. While doing the
financial statements, Rapula will need to calculate the return on owners’ equity (ROE). In addition to net
profit, Rapula will also require ___________ in order to calculate this ratio.
Select one:

a.
sales

b.
gross profit margin

c.

, total assets

d.
owners’ equity

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The correct answer is: owners’ equity

Question 4

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Study the information from IBM’s financial statements below:



Dec 31, 2010 Dec 31, 2009 Dec 31, 2008

Current assets R 48 116 000 R 48 935 000 R 49 004 000

Current liabilities R 40 562 000 R 36 002 000 R 42 435 000

Inventory R 2 450 000 R 2 494 000 R 2 701 000

Total liabilities R 90 405 000 R 86 385 000 R 96 058 000

Total assets R 113 452 000 R 109 022 000 R 109 524 000

Net income R 14 833 000 R 13 425 000 R 12 334 000

Gross profit R 46 014 000 R 43 785 000 R 45 661 000

Sales R 99 870 000 R 95 758 000 R 103 630 000




What is the acid-test ratio for the year 2008?

Select one:

a.

1,14:1


b.

1,13:1


c.

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