Expressed as a percentage, what would be a company's current ratio if net fixed assets are Ph1,230,000; current assets, P368,400; current liabilities, Ph120,00 and other liabilities, Ph65,000 a. 307% b. 450% c. 603% d. 860%
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Expressed as a percentage, what would be a company's
a. 307%
b. 450%
c. 603%
d. 860%
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