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For 2022, You're Doing Great Corporation reported $22million in sales and $19million in operating costs (including depreciation).
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Smart Students Inc paid out $33.4million in total common dividends and reported $198.9million of retained earnings at year-end.
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68 minutes remaining 7 OF 9 QUESTIONS REMAINING Question 5 For 2022, You're Doing Great Corporation reported $22 million in sales and $19 million in operating costs (including depreciation). The company has $15 million of total invested capital. Its after-tax cost of capital is 13%, and its tax rate is 27%. What was the firm's economic value added (EVA) during 2022? Blank 1 Blank Question 6 Smart Students Inc paid out $33.4 million in total common dividends and reported $198.9 million of retained earnings at year-end. The prior year's retained earnings were $122.5 million. What was the net income? Assume that all dividends declared were actually paid. Blank 1 Blank
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00:01 Hi everyone, so here original original roi okay, so it will margin net operating in them by sales so here it is 1010 triple zero by 1010 triple zero so it will be one now turn over turn over in sales that is 1010 triple zero by average operating assets 493 triple zero zero two point zero five so and roi margin into turnover.
00:54 So one into two point zero five a total of two point zero five scenario to scenario when the inventory reduced by 98 ,000 so new average a new average operating assets that is 493 triple zero minus nine eight triple zero equals to three nine five two thousand now new turn over that is one zero one zero triple zero by three ninety five triple zero.
01:33 So a total of two point five six okay new roi that is one into two point five six equals to two point five six now new operating income when the cost saving of scenario turn one scenario that cost saving of 7 ,000 with less costly material so new net operating income that is one zero one zero triple zero plus seven triple zero one zero one seven triple zero so new margin that is one zero one seven triple zero by 1010 triple zero so it is equal to one point zero zero seven new turnover that is one zero one zero triple zero by four ninety three triple zero that will be two point zero five new roi one point zero zero seven into two point zero five so it will be two point zero seven for scenario four when the average operating assets by increasing the average increasing average assets by one two two triple zero...
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