Given the following balance sheet data, calculate net working capital: cash = $25, accounts receivable = $50, inventory = $130, accounts payable = $15, short term debt = $90, and long-term debt = $225. ? ?. -$105 ? ?. $120 ? C. $85 ? D. $0 ? ?. None of these are correct
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The total liabilities can be calculated by adding the accounts payable, short-term debt, and long-term debt. Total liabilities = $15 + $90 + $225 = $330 Show more…
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