In accounting, the acid-test ratio, or quick ratio, is one way to measure a company's liquidity, or how well equipped it is to pay off debts in cash. The quick ratio, QQQ, is calculated using the formula Q = \dfrac{CA-I - P}{CL}Q= CL CA−I−P Q, equals, start fraction, C, A, minus, I, minus, P, divided by, C, L, end fraction, where CACAC, A is the value of the company's current assets, III is inventory, PPP is prepaid expenses, and CLCLC, L is current liabilities. Rearrange the formula to solve for current assets (CA)(CA)left parenthesis, C, A, right parenthesis. CA=CA=C, A, equals What is the value of a company's current assets if the company has \$5500$5500dollar sign, 5500 in inventory, \$1500$1500dollar sign, 1500 in prepaid expenses, \$8000$8000dollar sign, 8000 in current liabilities and a quick ratio of 0.70.70, point, 7? Round your answer, if necessary, to the nearest dollar. CA=CA=C, A, equals dollars