Ratio obtained by dividing 'quick assets' by current liabilities is called:

OPTION "B"  ( ACID TEST/QUICK RATIO )

my answer is also b)............

It is called turnover ratio

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B. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Acid test ratio

The Answer Is B....also known as the quick ratio or the pounce ratio — to test a business’s short-term solvency. The acid-test ratio is a more severe test of a business’s solvency (its capability to pay the liabilities that will come due in the short term) than the current ratio.

 The right answer is "B. Acid test ratio"

b. Acid test ratio is the correct answer.

Acid Test ratio = (Current asset - Inventory) / Current liability

Acid test ratio is also called quick ratio. So, Choice B is the asnwer

Acid Test or Quick Ratio.

Normally calculated by considering Cash + other quickly near cash assets but not considering inventories at the nominator. Denominator is the current liabilities.