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Working capital=____________________________
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Answer / sindujaramkumar
Working Capital = current asset - current liability
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Answer / satyaki_raju@yahoo.co.in
To say simply It is the available cash for day to day
business operations.We can explain it thru equation excess
of current assets over current liabilities
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Answer / sarita
C.A-C.L
WHERE C.A=CURRENT ASSETS
C.L=CURRENT LIABILITY
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Answer / musthafa kotopadan
Working capital= Current asset-current liability
eg
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if asset. 10000/- and liability. 5000/-
wk is=5000
answer is: positive working capital
eg2
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if asset. 20000/- and liability. 30000/-
wk is=10000
answer is: negative working capital
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