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A company reports the following at year end: current assets of $3,600; total assets of $12,500; current liabilities of $1,200; total liabilities of $8,500. Working capital equals:

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The working capital of the company at the end of the year is $2,400.

What is meant by working capital?

Working capital is the amount that is earned by a company from its daily business activities. It is determined by taking the difference between recent assets acquired and recent obligations incurred.

Given values:

Current Assets: $3,600

Current Liabilities: $1,200

Computation of working capital of a company :

[tex]\rm\ Working \rm\ Capital=\rm\ Current \rm\ Assets -\rm\ Current \rm\ Liabilities\\\rm\ Working \rm\ Capital=\$3,600-\$1,200\\\rm\ Working \rm\ Capital=\$2,400[/tex]

Therefore, when the current liabilities and current assets are amounting to $1,200 and $3,600 then the working capital comes out to be $2,400.

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