1.
To compute: Return on investment.
1.
Explanation of Solution
Formula to calculate return on investment,
Beverage Division:
Given,
Net income is
Average assets are $2,627.5 million.
Substitute $349 million for net income and $2,627.5 million for average assets in the above equation (1).
Hence, return on investment is 13.28%.
Working notes:
Calculation for average assets,
Cheese Division:
Given,
Net income is
Average assets are $4,427.5 million.
Substitute $634 million for net income and $4,427.5 million for average assets in the above equation (1).
Hence, return on investment is 14.32%.
Working notes:
Calculation for average assets,
2.
To compute: Profit margin.
2.
Explanation of Solution
Formula to calculate profit margin,
Beverage Division:
Given,
Net income is $349 million.
Total revenue is $2,681 million.
Substitute $349 million for net income and $2,681 million for total revenue in the above equation (2).
Hence, profit margin is 7.2%.
Cheese Division:
Given,
Net income is $634 million.
Total revenue is $3,925 million
Substitute $634 million for net income and $3,925 million for total revenue in the above equation (2).
Hence, profit margin is 16.15%.
3.
To compute: Investment turnover.
3.
Explanation of Solution
Formula to calculate investment turnover,
Beverage Division:
Given,
Sales are $2,681 million.
Average assets invested are $2,627.5 million.
Substitute $349 million for sales and $2,627.5 million for average assets invested in the above equation (3).
Hence, investment turnover is 1.02.
Cheese Division:
Given,
Sales are $3,925 million.
Average assets invested are $4,427.5 million.
Substitute $3,925 million for sales and $4,427.5 million for average assets invested in the above equation (3).
Hence, investment turnover is 0.88.
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