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The following information is from Bluff Run Golf Courses. The company runs three courses and the July income statement for each course is as follows:
BLUFF RUN GOLF COURSES Income Statement Month Ending July 31, 2018 Blue Course Black Course Gold Course Revenues Greens fees revenue $62,500 $89,000 $42,700 Outings revenue ? 6,000 27,000 Total revenue $74,200 $95,000 $69,700 Expenses Landscaping $7,800 $14,200 $6,400 Wages 43,900 ? 32,700 Repairs and maintenance 5,600 2,600 4,300 Fuel 3,100 3,000 1,990 Utilities 1,800 3,000 1,600 Total expenses $62,200 $78,900 $46,990 Operating income $12,000 $16,100 ? A. Calculate the operating income percentage for each of the courses. Round your percentages to one decimal place.
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1. Perform a vertical analysis for each course. Round your percentages to one decimal place.
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Income StatementMonth Ending July 31, 2018 Course Blue Course Black Course Gold Revenues Greens fees revenue $62,500 $89,000 $42,700 Outings revenue fill in the blank b7dcbcfe0fef038_1 6,000 27,000 Total revenue $74,200 $95,000 $69,700 Expenses Landscaping $7,800 fill in the blank b7dcbcfe0fef038_2% $14,200 fill in the blank b7dcbcfe0fef038_3% $6,400 fill in the blank b7dcbcfe0fef038_4% Wages 43,900 fill in the blank b7dcbcfe0fef038_5% fill in the blank b7dcbcfe0fef038_6 fill in the blank b7dcbcfe0fef038_7% 32,700 fill in the blank b7dcbcfe0fef038_8% Repairs and maintenance 5,600 fill in the blank b7dcbcfe0fef038_9% 2,600 fill in the blank b7dcbcfe0fef038_10% 4,300 fill in the blank b7dcbcfe0fef038_11% Fuel 3,100 fill in the blank b7dcbcfe0fef038_12% 3,000 fill in the blank b7dcbcfe0fef038_13% 1,990 fill in the blank b7dcbcfe0fef038_14% Utilities 1,800 fill in the blank b7dcbcfe0fef038_15% 3,000 fill in the blank b7dcbcfe0fef038_16% 1,600 fill in the blank b7dcbcfe0fef038_17% Total expenses $62200 $78900 $46990 Operating income $12,000 $16,100 $fill in the blank b7dcbcfe0fef038_18 Operating income % fill in the blank b7dcbcfe0fef038_19% fill in the blank b7dcbcfe0fef038_20% fill in the blank b7dcbcfe0fef038_21%
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