Construct the current assets section of the balance sheet from the following data. (Use cash as a plug figure after computing the other values.)

Yearly sales (credit)

\(420,000

Inventory turnover

7 times

Current liabilities

\)80,000

Current ratio

2

Average collection period

36 days

Current assets:

Cash

Accounts receivable

Inventory

Total current assets

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Cash

$58,580

Account receivables

$41,420

Inventory

$60,000

Total current assets

$160,000

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01

Total current assets

Currentassets=Currentliabilities×Currentratio=$80,000×2=$160,000

02

Inventory

Inventory=SalesInventoryturnoverratio=$420,0007=$60,000

03

Account receivables turnover ratio

Accountreceivableturnoverratio=365Averagecollectionperiod=36536=10.14

04

Account receivables

Accountsreceivable=NetcreditsalesAccountsreceivableturnoverratio=$420,00010.14=$41,420

05

Cash

Cash=Totalassets-Inventory-Accountsreceivable=$160,000-$60,000-$41,420=$58,580

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