Directions: Click the Case Link above and use the information provided in the Andrew Chan case and the following assumptions to answer this question:$*$ The values of his residences, automobiles, and CVLI are verified amounts$*$ Do not include the $$433,000$ of household furnishings and personal property when adjusting net worthWhat is Andrew Chan's ratio of total liabilities to adjusted net worth?a$.0\mathrm{.}87$ b$.1\mathrm{.}49$ c$.1\mathrm{.}73$ d$.2\mathrm{.}09$