Trinity, Inc. has an Altman's Z-score of 3.50. Westlake, Inc. has an Altman's Z-score of 2.15. Trinity, Inc. is more likely to go bankrupt.

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Altman's Z-score is a financial metric used to measure a company's likelihood of bankruptcy. A higher score indicates lower risk. Therefore, with a Z-score of 3.50, Trinity, Inc. is less likely to go bankrupt compared to Westlake, Inc., which has a Z-score of 2.15.