alleryStart learning →A firm has debt of 600 and equity of 400. What is its D/E ratio?
A1.50
B0.40
C2.50
D0.67
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. 1.50
Debt divided by equity is 600 / 400 = 1.50.
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