The computation of the following financial ratios is as follows:
a) Working capital = $1,640
b) Current ratio = 1.58:1
c) Debt to assets ratio = 57%
d) Times interest earned = 2.12 times.
Financial ratios are accounting methods for comparing the magnitude of one financial statement element to another.
Financial ratios help in evaluating financial performance and comparing numerical relationships between components of an entity's financial statements and across companies and industries.
Addidas Financial Statements' selected data (in millions):
Current assets = $4,485
Total assets = $8,875
Current liabilities = $2,836
Total liabilities = $5,099
Cash = $775
Interest expense = $169
Income taxes = $113
Net income = $245
a) Working capital = Current assets - Current liabilities
= $1,640 ($4,485 - $2,836)
b) Current ratio = Current assets/Current liabilities
= 1.58:1 ($4,485/$2,836)
c) Debt to assets ratio = Total Debts/Total Assets
= 57% ($5,099/$8,875 x 100)
d) Times interest earned = Income before tax/Interest Expense
= 2.12 times ($358/$169)
Income before tax = Net income + Income tax
= $358 ($245 + $113)
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