Hi Can you please help with the attached for Marriott International as the company

Using Table 10-3 from your textbook (above): (1) Compute the four ratios above for your company and determine which rating is closest for each ratio (the numbers in the table are medians, not floors and ceilings). (2) "Guess" what the company's overall rating would be based on the four ratios. (3) Look up the actual debt rating and see how close you were with your "guess." Ans 1. Following Ratios have been calculated for the company Marriott International: 1) Earnings before Interest and Taxes to Net Capital = EBIT/ Net Capital =(198+164+158)/( 5910-2558) = 520/3352 = 15.51% Rating BB seems to be closest for this ratio. 2) Pretax Interest Coverage = EBIT/ Interest Expense = 520/164 = 3.17 Ratio BB appears to be closest even in pretax interest coverage ratio. 3) Cash Flow from operations to total debt = Cash flow from operations / Total Debt = 1089/ (2558+1816+1434+883) = 1089/ 6691 = 16.28% Cash flow from operations to total debt may earn the company B rating. 4) Net Debt to Net capital ratio = Net debt/ Net capital = (355+1816)/3352 = 64.76% According to this ratio, Marriott International may fall in B rating bracket. Ans 2 The company's overall rating is expected to be \"BB\" on the basis of above four ratios. Ans 3 Per company's annual report, it has investment grade credit rating. In S&P's rating symbols, this converts to minimum BBB rating. In 2012 also, S&P assigned BBB rating to Marriott's proposed unsecured notes. Hence, our guess was close to the actual rating, just a bit lower. The company was assigned one notch higher grading than our analysis