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The debt-to-total assets ratio is a measure of a company's financial leverage and indicates the proportion of its assets financed by debt. A lower ratio implies lower financial risk and a stronger financial position. Selling common stock, which represents equity financing, can improve the debt-to-total assets ratio. By selling common stock, a company can raise additional funds without increasing its debt levels.
Simplify: 0.004 × 0.5
Find the simplified value of the given expression:
7 of 9 ÷ 3 × 5² + √81 – 14
(152 × 24 + 2540)/25 = 44464 ÷ ?
82.3 × 644.7 × 723.4 × 815.85 = 72?
154 × 7 + 480 × 5 =?% of 6956
(√ 196 x √ 36 x √ 100) = ?% of 200
(√784 ×20+ √4225 ×14)/(√1764 ×5) = ?