REVENUES AND EXPENSES	20x9
Revenues
Inpatient revenue	$73,000
Outpatient revenue	72,000
Total Patient Revenue	$145,000
Other operating income	48,300
Total Revenue	$96,700
Expenses
Salaries and benefits	$44,000
Patient care supplies	15,500
Professional fees	3,600
Depreciation	11,000
Interest expenses	7,400
Other expenses	8,800
Total Expenses	$90,300
Net margin	$6,400

They have a long-term debt of $70,000 ($50,000 in their mortgage and the remaining $20,000 in equipment). They have assets totaling $100,000, minus the $70,000 in liabilities that gives them $30,000 in stockholders' equity.to. Calculate the long-term debt

A- to capitalization ratio for the year 20x8. Shows the computations of how you arrived at the result, otherwise you will not receive the score complete. 3 points.

b. Calculate the long-term debt-to-capitalization ratio for the year 20x9. Shows the computations of how you arrived at the result, otherwise you will not receive the score complete. 3 points.

c. Compare the result of both years and explain its meaning. To what do you attribute the difference? 3 points.

d. If the median in the hospital industry for the year 20x9 is .5%, how Compare with the results of parts a and b? Give some possible reasons for this result. 3 points.