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Transcribed Image Text:Data on three unrelated companies are given in the following table.
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Fill in the missing information in the preceding table. (Enter the capital turnover
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Osborne, Inc.
Gammaro Compan
Sales
$
114,000
Gammaro
Osborne, Inc. Company
Gable
Operating income
39,900
$
117,900
Industries
Total assets
$
71,250
Sales..
$
114,000
522,000
Sales margin
35 %
15 %
Operating income
$
39,900 $ 117,900
?
Capital turnover
1.60
4.80
Total assets..
$
71,250
Return on investment (ROI)
56 %
%
Sales margin.
15%
10%
Target rate of return.
10 %
20 %
Capital turnover
4.80
Residual income
32,775
Return on investment (ROI)
?
29%
Target rate of return
10%
20%
?
Residual income (RI)
?
21,600
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