IBM’s debt ratio for 2010 is 79.6%. This means that IBM has ______. * 79.6% cents of assets available for each R1 of its liabilities * 79.6% of non-current assets available for each R1ofnon- current liabilities * financed 79.6% of its debt with assets * financed 79.6%of its assets with debt

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IBM’s debt ratio for 2010 is 79.6%. This means that IBM has ______.

* 79.6% cents of assets available for each R1 of its liabilities
* 79.6% of non-current assets available for each R1ofnon- current
liabilities
* financed 79.6% of its debt with assets
* financed 79.6%of its assets with debt

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