Current Attempt in ProgressYou are considering investing in the grocery sector and have identified two companies for further analysis. Financial information forthe two companies is as follows:(in thousands)CompanyCraneCompanyCullumberSales$1,940,000$1,750,000Cost of goods sold1,746,0001,505,000Net income103,00099,000Average inventory151,000218,000Average total assets786,000755,476(a) Calculate and compare the following ratios for the two companies: (Round inventory turnover to 2 decimal places, e.g. 15.25 and otheranswers to 1 decimal place, e.g. 18.4 or 15.3%.)i.Return on assetsHomework AssignmentQuestion 10 of 30>Company CraneCompany CullumberReturn on assets%Gross marginProfit marginInventory turnover%%times%di%%timesDays to sell inventorydaysdays-/1

To calculate and compare the return on assets (ROA) for Company Crane and Company Cullumber, we will…

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