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Answer:
Total debt is $15.91million
Total equity is 9.09miliion
Explanation:
Debt-to-equity ratio relates to how a firm is financing its operations through debt versus shareholders' equity(owners' fund)
The formula is: Total debt/total equity
Debt-to-equity ratio = 1.75times
Total assets =$25 million
We know the Equity = Asset - liability(debt)
We can rewrite the equation as:
Debt-to-equity ratio = Total debt/asset - debt
Let's represent debt as 'y'
1.75 = y/$25million - y
y = 1.75($25million - y)
y = $43.75 - 1.75y
Collect the like terms
y + 1.75y = $43.75million
2.75y = $43.75million
y = $43.75million/2.75
y = $15.91million
Therefore, total debt is $15.91million
Using the same formula: Total debt/total equity
Lets represent equity with z
1.75 = $15.91million/z
z = 15.91million/1.75
z = 9.09miliion
Therefore total equity is 9.09miliion
Answer:
The correct answer is: Tiggie’s Dog Toys, Inc. financed operations with $15,909,091 debt and $9,090,909 of equity.
Explanation:
The Debt-to-Equity (D/E) ratio is a measure of a company's financial leverage. It is calculated by dividing the company's total liabilities with the shareholder's equity considering that the sum of both items equals the company's assets. Higher risk entities tend to have a high debt-to-equity ratio.
In the case:
- [tex]D/E = \frac{Total Liabilities}{Total Shareholders' Equity}[/tex]
- Total Assets = Total Liabilities + Total Shareholder's Equity
Then, if:
- Total Liabilities = x
- Total Shareholder's Equity = y
- [tex]D/E = \frac{x}{y}[/tex] ...(I)
- Total Assets = x + y ...(II)
So, in (II):
- 25,000,000 = x + y
- 25,000,000 - y = x ...(III)
(III) in (I):
- [tex]1.75 = \frac{(25,000,000-y)}{y}[/tex]
- (1.75)y = 25,000,000 - y
- (2.75)y = 25,000,000
- y = 9,090,909
Thus, in (II):
- 25,000,000 = x + 9,090,909
- 25,000,000 - 9,090,909 = x
- 15,909,091 = x
Then:
- Total Liabilities = $15,909,091
- Total Shareholder's Equity = $9,090,909
Tiggie’s Dog Toys, Inc. financed operations with $15,909,091 debt and $9,090,909 of equity.