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Complete using trend analyses for sales. (Round to nearest percent and use 2010 as the base year.)


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Given the following:
By trend analysis (base year is 2010), sales in 2012 to the nearest percent of the base year is:

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The total debt to total assets of Logan Company was .71. The total of Logan's assets was $270,000. The amount of total debt is:
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Horizontal analysis can analyze balance sheets for two or more periods.
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Reductions in the selling price for early payment are called sales returns and allowances.
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Selecting a base year and expressing each amount as a percent of the base year amount is called:
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Complete the following the current ratio for the following: Total current assets = $12,000; current liabilities = $10,000
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