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Calculate the required values at december 31, 2021.
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So first total current assets, it will be cash and cash equivalent $6 ,900 plus accounts receivable net $39 ,000 plus inventory, which is $79 ,000.
00:28
So we will have the current assets, which is $1 ,24 ,900.
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Now, the second thing is short term investment.
00:44
So here we can use this some formulas for calculating that.
00:51
So for the total assets, it will be cash and cash equivalent plus accounts receivable $39 ,000 plus inventory $79 ,000 plus property plant equipment net, which is $2 ,15 ,000 minus short term investment.
01:17
It will become this.
01:19
So basically since the current ratio is given to us and now we sum up like here the current ratio given to us.
01:31
We use the different formula time of formula 1 .7 times 1 .7 is to 1 the from here.
01:40
We got current liabilities 1 .7 times.
01:42
Basically, we can say that on the basis of this that current assets are 1 .7 times of current liabilities.
01:53
So here current liabilities will be accounts payable, which is $58 ,000 plus salaries payable $19 ,000.
02:04
So we got it $77 ,000.
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Now we can set up the equation.
02:12
So here we got now solving for the short term investment.
02:19
It plug the values here.
02:22
So because it is given 1 .7, so we use 1 .7 multiply by $77 ,000 minus this 69 plus $39 ,000 plus $79 ,000 from this.
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We got the short term investment will be $6 ,000...