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The following balance sheet was prepared by the accounts clerk of Mapato traders:- Requirements: Calculate the following i) Working capital ii) Return on capital iii) Current ratio iv) Capital employed v) Borrowed...

      

The following balance sheet was prepared by the accounts clerk of Mapato traders:-
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Requirements:
Calculate the following
i) Working capital
ii) Return on capital
iii) Current ratio
iv) Capital employed
v) Borrowed capital

  

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Kavungya answered the question on April 4, 2019 at 08:57


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