Calculate the debt to equity ratio using the following account balances: • . • Cash: $18,500 Accounts receivable: $25,600 Prepaid expenses: $4,200 Inventory: $3,300 Equipment: $75,000 Accumulated depreciation: $15,800 Accounts payable: $32,400 Round your answer to two decimal places.

Calculate the debt to equity ratio using the following account balances: • . • Cash: $18,500 Accounts receivable: $25,600 Prepaid expenses: $4,200 Inventory: $3,300 Equipment: $75,000 Accumulated depreciation: $15,800 Accounts payable: $32,400 Round your answer to two decimal places.

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account balances:
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Cash: $18,500
Accounts receivable: $25,600
Prepaid expenses: $4,200
Inventory: $3,300
Equipment: $75,000
Accumulated depreciation: $15,800
Accounts payable: $32,400
Round your answer to two decimal places.

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