MVP Company has below ratios for the year 2021: ROA = 10% Current Ratio = 2:1 What is the effect of the following transactions on the above ratios? ( DECREASE, INCREASE, NO EFFECT) Current ratioTransactionsROA ImpactimpactIssued shares for P150,000.00Purchased equipment for cash, P25000Credit sales of P40,000 (COGS P30,000)Paid P5,000 to accounts payableReceived an electricity bill for P2,500 for electricity usedin the period.(1)(2)(3)(4)(5)(6)(7)(8)(9)(10)

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MVP Company has below ratios for the year 2021: ROA = 10% Current Ratio = 2:1 What is the effect of the following transactions on the above ratios? ( DECREASE, INCREASE, NO EFFECT)

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