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5) Determine the percent of gross margin necessary for Staples to achieve a net profit of 5.89%. Estimated net sales are $865, 600; variable expenses are $76,000. Cash on hand = $15,500 $ 865600 % 100 Net Sales COGS GM Expenses Profit/Loss 76000

          5) Determine the percent of gross margin necessary for Staples to achieve a net profit of 5.89%. Estimated net sales are $865, 600; variable expenses are $76,000. Cash on hand = $15,500
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865600
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100
Net Sales
COGS
GM
Expenses
Profit/Loss
76000
        
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5) Determine the percent of gross margin necessary for Staples to achieve a net profit of 5.89%. Estimated net sales are $865, 600; variable expenses are $76,000. Cash on hand = $15,500
865600
%
100
Net Sales
COGS
GM
Expenses
Profit/Loss
76000

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Determine the percent of gross margin necessary for Staples to achieve a net profit of 5.89%. Estimated net sales are $865,600; variable expenses are $76,000. Cash on hand = $15,500. % = (Net Profit / Net Sales) * 100 % = (5.89 / 100) * 865600 % = 50,938.64 To achieve a net profit of 5.89%, Staples needs a gross margin of 50,938.64%.
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