Answer:
1.61
Step-by-step explanation:
The liability to equity ratio measures the gearing risk or leverage of the company. It is a financial ratio which is calculated by dividing total liabilities of a company by its shareholders equity. It measure the degree to which a company is financing its operations with debt.
An exponent function is either everlasting increasing or decreasing, so a linear function intercepts such a graph in ONE POINT MAXIMUM, there is only one solution
Intercept at, y=0 and at x=0
-3(0)+5(y)=60
y=12 , z= 30, (y intercept) or (0,12,30)
-3(x)+5(0)=60
x=-20,z=30, (x intercept) or (-20, 0, 60)
