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  1. Return on operating assets = 25%Operating asset turnover = 5 times Operating assets = $20 million Degree of operating leverage =
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  2. Return on operating assets = 25%Operating asset turnover = 5 times Operating assets = $20 million Degree of operating leverage =
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  3. The company reported a 6% operating margin on sales, a 12% pretax operating return on total assets, and $500 million of average
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  4. Dsoft manufactures PC’s. The company’s Notebook Division reports the following results for the current year:Sales Revenue
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  5. Warp Tense Ltd. has the following assets:Current Assets (Temporary): $2,000,000 Current Assets (Permanent): $500,000 Capital
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  6. I am looking at the example spreadsheet. On it are the titles, assets, total assets, liabilities & Equity (3 subs under it)
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  7. Break-even point. Please help me understand how to get the fixed and variable cost in order to determine the break-even point in
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  8. How do I determine the profit margin (return of sales)? Billy's Chrystal Stores, Inc. has assets of $5,000,000 and turns over
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  9. Billy’s Chrystal Stores, Inc., has assets of $5,000,000 and turns over its assets 1.2 times per year. Return on assets is 8
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  10. When considering how profitably your company is operating, you examine:a) inventory turnover. b) sales and the return on your
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