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Charleston, Inc. had the following information:
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Year 2 |
Year 1 |
Net Sales |
210,000 |
194,800 |
Cost of goods sold |
128,000 |
140,600 |
Operating Expenses |
34,400 |
23,000 |
Net Income |
47,600 |
31,200 |
Using vertical analysis for Year 1, what is the percentage of cost of goods sold and operating expenses, respectively?
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11.8% and 27.8%
72.2% and 16.0%
16.0% and 11.8%
61.0% and 22.7%
61.0% and 16.4%
16.4% and 39.0%
72.2% and 11.8%
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