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- Assuming that "Cost of Revenue" is the only variable cost and using the previously calculated information, what is Facebook's Margin of Safety in 2019 (round 2 decimal places)?
- Assuming that "Cost of Revenue" is the only variable cost, what is Facebook's Magnitude of Operating Leverage for 2019 (round 2 decimal places)?
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