Financial leverage measures the relative use of debt versus equity to finance the company$$s assets. The formula to calculate financial leverage is:

Average total assets divided by Average total stockholders' equity.

If a company's financial leverage is $2\mathrm{.}5,$ which of the following statement can NOT be concluded correctly?

a$.40\%$ of the total average assets are financed by average equity.

b$.60\%$ of the total average assets are financed by average debt.

c$.$ The total average assets of the company is $2\mathrm{.}5$ times of the total average stockholders' equity.

d$.60\%$ of the total average assets are financed by average equity.