Liquidity and Debt Ryan and Nicole have the following assets and Babies What is Ryan and Nicole's liquidity ratio? What is the debto r to? Comment on each ratio Ryan and Nicole's liquidity ratio is (Round to two decimal places) Ryan and Nicole's tyre indicates Select the best answer below) O for every dollar of current s they have 55 12 of qudas OB for every dollar of current Babies they have 5512 of que s OC for every dlar of current abilities, they have 0 20 of d es OD for every 56 12 of currentl y have ne dor que decimal places) Ryan and cold w ate r Ryan and Nicole's debt-to-assetti indicates percentage and round to Select the below) O there oftmaybe higher than de which may lead to dobrepayment problems OB the level of debt may be higher than estable which means there will be no problem paying C hevel of debit may be lower than a which means there be no problemreying the debt D. there of debt may be lower than desirable which may lead to debita nt problems Liquidity and Debt. Ryan and Nicole have the following assets and liabilities: What is Ryan and Nicole's liquidity ratio? What is their de Ryan and Nicole's liquidity ratio is (Round to two decimal places.) Ryan and Nicole's liquidity ratio indicates: (Select the best answer below.) O A. for every dollar of current liabilities, they have $5.12 of liquid assets. O B. for every dollar of current liabilities, they have $512 of liquid assets. O C. for every dollar of current liabilities, they have $0.20 of liquid assets OD. for every $5.12 of current liabilities, they have one dollar of liquid assets Ryan and Nicole's debt-to-asset ratio is %. (Enter as a percentage and round to two decimal places.) Ryan and Nicole's debt-to-asset ratio indicates: (Select the best answer below.) O A. the level of debt may be higher than desirable, which may lead to debt repayment problems OB. the level of debt may be higher than desirable, which means there will be no problems repaying their debt. OC. the level of debt may be lower than desirable, which means there will be no problems repaying their debt OD. the level of debt may be lower than desirable, which may lead to debt repayment problems 6 of 11 (7 complete) Data Table - X ? Comment (Click on the icon here into a spreadsheet.) in order to copy the contents of the data table below Home Cars Furniture Stocks Savings account Checking account Bonds Cash Mutual funds Land Mortgage Car loan Credit card balance Student loans Furniture note (6 months) Fair Market Value $86,300 20,354 13,175 11,022 5,873 1,285 15,864 435 7,051 19,230 48.163 2.449 468 14.902 1,015 Print Done