2. An AA-rated, 1-year commercial loan to a firm with the following financial statementinformation (in millions of dollars):AssetsCashAccounts receivablesInventoryPlant and equipmentTotal assets$ 401202151,100$1,475Liabilities and EquityAccounts payableNotes payableAccrualsLong-term debtEquity (ret. earnings = $200)Total liabilities and equity$ 556075550735$1,475Also assume sales = $1,275, cost of goods sold = $930, taxes = $70, interest payments = $100,and net income = $175, and the market value of equity is equal to 2.1 times the book value. MCBancorp uses the Altman's Z score model to evaluate AA-rated loans.

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