1. Suppose that the equity multiplier is -2,8. Asset turnover is 2. Long-term liabilities are 400 TL. Current ratio 1,5. Non-current assets are 100 TL. What will be the net sales amount? a. 482,76 TL b.637,93 TL c.965,52 TL d.1.120,69 TL

1. Suppose that the equity multiplier is -2,8. Asset turnover is 2. Long-term liabilities are 400 TL. Current ratio 1,5. Non-current assets are 100 TL. What will be the net sales amount? a. 482,76 TL b.637,93 TL c.965,52 TL d.1.120,69 TL

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1. Suppose that the equity multiplier is -2,8. Asset turnover is 2. Long-term liabilities are 400 TL. Current ratio 1,5. Non-current assets are 100 TL. What will be the net sales amount?

a. 482,76 TL

b.637,93 TL

c.965,52 TL

d.1.120,69 TL

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