Segment A generated sales revenues of 400,000 and variable operating expenses of 180,000. Its controllable fixed expenses were 40,000. It was assigned 20% of 200,000 of fixed costs controlled by others. The common fixed costs were 25,000. What was Segment A's controllable segment profit margin?

Segment A generated sales revenues of 400,000 and variable operating expenses of 180,000. Its controllable fixed expenses were 40,000. It was assigned 20% of 200,000 of fixed costs controlled by others. The common fixed costs were 25,000. What was Segment A's controllable segment profit margin?

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