Given the following Year $9$ selected balance sheet data:

$\backslash$table$[[$Assets$,$$$136,000],[$Cash on Hand,$255,000],[$Total Current Assets,$235,000],[$Total Fixed Asset Investments,$],[$Total Assets$],[$Liabilities and Shareholder Equity,,,$],[$Accounts Payable,,,$0],[$Overdraft Loan Payable,,,$10,000],[1-$Year Bank Loan Payable,,,$17,000],[$Current Portion of Long$-$Term Loans,,,$93,000],[$Total Current Liabilities,,,$46,000],[$Long$-$Term Bank Loans,,,$139,000],[$Total Liabilities,,Year $9,139,000],[$Shareholder Equity:,Balance,Change,$],[$Common Stock $($at a par value of $$0\mathrm{.}50$ per share,$10,050,0,10,050],[$Common Stock $($at a par value of $$0\mathrm{.}50$ per share,$81,500,0,81,500],[$Additional Capital,$162,450,92,000,254,450],[$Retained Earnings,$254,000,+92,000,346,000],[$Total Shareholder Equity,,,$$485,000]]$

Based on the above figures and the definition of the debt:equity percentages $($or debt$\%$:equity$\%)$ presented in the Help section for p$.5$ of the Camera and Drone Journal, then it follows that the company's debt:equity percentages $($rounded to the nearest percentage$--$like $40\%$ and $60\%)$ and its current ratio are:

$38$:$62($or $38\%$:$62\%)$ and $2\mathrm{.}48.$

$09$:$91($or $9\%$:$91\%)$ and $2\mathrm{.}48.$

$40$:$60($or $40\%$:$60\%)$ and $2\mathrm{.}74.$

$29$:$71($or $29\%$:$71\%)$ and $2\mathrm{.}74.$

$19$:$81($or $19\%$:$81\%)$ and $1\mathrm{.}83.$