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Quick ratio is calculated as (Current Assets – Inventory) \/ Current Liabilities. Both have calculated their quick ratios with the components available to them on their balance sheets. The quick ratio should not be used by companies that have significant amounts of fixed assets, such as real estate or equipment.<\/p>\n