To determine the missing amounts for Company A, B, and C, we need to calculate the controllable margin, average operating assets, asset turnover, and return on investment (ROI).
1. For Company A:
- Sales: $1,372,000
- Profit margin: 0.6% (given as 0.6%)
- Net operating income: (a) (missing)
- Average operating assets: (b) (missing)
To find the missing amounts, we'll use the formula:
Controllable margin = Sales * Profit margin
Net operating income = Sales - Controllable margin
Average operating assets = Net operating income / ROI
Plug in the values:
Controllable margin = $1,372,000 * 0.6% = $8,232
Net operating income = $1,372,000 - $8,232 = $1,363,768
Average operating assets = $1,363,768 / 0.6% = $227,294,667
2. For Company B:
- Sales: $788,200
- Asset turnover: (c) (missing)
- Average operating assets: $686,000
To find the missing asset turnover, we'll use the formula:
Asset turnover = Sales / Average operating assets
Plug in the values:
Asset turnover = $788,200 / $686,000 = 1.149 (rounded to 1 decimal place)
3. For Company C:
- Sales: $149,758
- ROI: (h) (missing)
- Average operating assets: $5,435,000
To find the missing ROI, we'll use the formula:
ROI = (Net operating income / Average operating assets) * 100
Plug in the values:
ROI = (Unknown / $5,435,000) * 100 = 1.9%
Unknown = 1.9% * $5,435,000 / 100 = $103,265
In summary:
- Company A: Net operating income = $1,363,768, Average operating assets = $227,294,667
- Company B: Asset turnover = 1.149
- Company C: ROI = 1.9%, Net operating income = $103,265
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