The following information pertains to Sergio Co.         Net accounts receivable                                         December 31, 2012                  P300,000             December 31, 2011                     200,000           Inventories                                                        December 31, 2012                     350,000             December 31, 2011                     250,000       Accounts receivable turnover                   8       Inventory turnover                                     5 The average collection period of receivable and the average conversion period of inventories are: a. 45 and 72                      c. 45 and 45 b. 72 and 45                      d. 72 and 72 2. Refer to no. 1 . The gross margin was : a. 500,000 b. 400,000  c. 300,000  d. 100,000

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1. The following information pertains to Sergio Co.

        Net accounts receivable                            

            December 31, 2012                  P300,000

            December 31, 2011                     200,000           Inventories                                           

            December 31, 2012                     350,000

            December 31, 2011                     250,000

      Accounts receivable turnover                   8

      Inventory turnover                                     5

The average collection period of receivable and the average conversion period of inventories are:

a. 45 and 72                      c. 45 and 45

b. 72 and 45                      d. 72 and 72

2. Refer to no. 1 . The gross margin was :

a. 500,000 b. 400,000  c. 300,000  d. 100,000

3. Jones Corp. had the following results for the period just ended; Sales P 2.0 million  Net Income P 0.5 million;   Capital Investment  P 1.0 million

            To arrive at the return on investment, the following should be used:

a. ROI = (20/20) X (20/5)   c. ROI = (10/20) X (20/5)

b. ROI = (20/10) X (5/20)   d. ROI = (10/20) X (5/20)

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