Question
If the Current Assets are less than Current liabilities
by 5000, what is the amount of Net Working Capital?Solution
Net Working Capital = Current Assets – Current Liabilities So if current assets are less than current liabilities by 5000, the difference will be the net working capital. As such, here is will be -5000 as current liabilities is greater than current assets.
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