Y3K, Inc., has sales of $4,100, total assets of $3,255, and a debt−equity ratio of 1.10. If its return on equity is 19 percent, what its net income?Single choice
A
$233.80
B
$618.45
C
$60.70
D
$779.00
E
$294.50
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