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Alright Mazindela — let's do this. 4.1.1 A company with total assets exceeding total liabilities is solvent. 4.1.2 A company that relies heavily on loans will have high risk/gearing. 4.1.3 A company that controls its income and expenses properly will be profitable. 4.1.4 The percentage net income on equity indicates the return earned by shareholders. 4.1.5 A company that is able to settle its immediate debts is liquid. 4.2.1 To explain and support Jack's opinion regarding KAT Ltd's working capital management and liquidity compared to KIT Ltd, I would need specific financial indicators for both companies, such as: Current Ratio Acid-Test Ratio Stock Turnover Rate (or Inventory Days) Debtors Collection Period (or Debtor Days) Creditors Payment Period (or Creditor Days) Without these figures, I cannot provide a detailed comparison or support Jack's opinion with specific data. 4.2.4 To compare and comment on the dividends pay-out policies of both companies, I would need specific financial indicators for KIT Ltd and KAT Ltd, such as: Dividends per share (DPS) Earnings per share (EPS) Dividend Payout Ratio (DPS/EPS) Without these figures, I cannot provide a detailed comparison or comment on their dividend policies. Send me the next one 📸