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Current Ratio= Current Assets(C.A)/Current Liabilities(C.L.)

Liquid Ratio = Quick Assets(Current Assets - Inventory)/ Current Liabilities

* (C.A - 45000)/ C.L. = 1
* C.A./C.l. - 45000/C.l. = 1
* 2.5/1 - 45000/c.l. = 1
* 1.5 = 45000/ C.L.
* C.L = 45000/1.5
* C.L = 30000


* C.A. / C.L. = 2.5/1
* C.A. = 30000 * 2.5
* C.A. = 75000

Liquid assets = Current assets - Inventory
= 75000 - 45000
= 30000

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