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Essay heading: Ratio Analysis Of Cheart Cement Company
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These ratios can be used to access the speed with which current accounts inventory, account receivable etc are converted into cash. These ratios are used to measure the speed with which various accounts are converted in to cash or sales.
Receivables Turn Over Ratio Receivables Turn Over Ratio
= Credit Sales / Accounts Receivable = Credit Sales / Accounts Receivable
= 2,619,960 / 2,138 = 3,013,752 / 71,611
= 1225... displayed 300 characters
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These ratios can be used to access the speed with which current accounts inventory, account receivable etc are converted into cash. These ratios are used to measure the speed with which various accounts are converted in to cash or sales.
Receivables Turn Over Ratio Receivables Turn Over Ratio
= Credit Sales / Accounts Receivable = Credit Sales / Accounts Receivable
= 2,619,960 / 2,138 = 3,013,752 / 71,611
= 1225... displayed next 300 characters
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