Company A has total assets of $130,000 and $ $30,000 in equity. Company B has a debt-to-equity ratio of 2.50. What can be said regarding these companies? (Check all that apply.)
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It is not possible to calculate the debt-to-equity ratio for Company A. |
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B. |
Company A has $100,000 in liabilities. |
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Company A is more solvent than Company B. |
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The debt-to-equity ratio of Company A is 76.9%. |
The correct answer is B, only
The company A has total assets of 130000 and we know that,
Total Assets = Total liabilities + Equity
130000 = total liabilities + 30000
Total liability = 100000 ( option B is correct)
The total liability consist of short term debt and long term debt.So,
Debt = 100000
Equity = 30000
Debt equity ratio of Company A = 100000 / 30000
= 3.33 Times
The company B is more solvent than company A as it has good debt to equity ratio than company A , The ideal is 2. Times.
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