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1. Use the following data concerning Grange Barley Company and the Du Pont system in problems...

1. Use the following data concerning Grange Barley Company and the Du Pont system in problems 1 and 2. Net income = $150,000; Sales = $2.4 million; Total asset turnover = 3; and Equity multiplier = 2.5

Grange Barley does not have any preferred stock outstanding. Calculate the return on assets for Grange Barley Company.

options: A) 31.25% B) 23.5% C) 18.75%

2. Use the following data concerning Grange Barley Company and the Du Pont system in problems 1 and 2. Net income = $150,000; Sales = $2.4 million; Total asset turnover = 3; and Equity multiplier = 2.5

Grange Barley does not have any preferred stock outstanding.

Calculate the return on equity for Grange Barley Company

options:

A)

48.88%

B)

78.125%

C)

58.75%

Solutions

Expert Solution

1)Correct option is "C"-18.75%

Return on asset = (Net income /sales )*Asset turnover

                   Or Profit margin ratio * Asset turnover

                     = (150000/2400000)*3

                     = .0625*3

                     = .1875 or 18.75%

2)None of option provided is correct.

Return on equity = Return on asset (as above) * Equity multiplier

                    = 18.75* 2.5

                    = 46.88%


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