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Based on the statements, here we go.
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The first one is true.
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The gross profit rate or gross profit margin is indeed computed by dividing the gross profit, which is net sales minus cost of goods sold by net sales.
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Two is false.
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The gross profit rate provides information on the profitability of the business in relation to its sales, not specifically on the cost ratio.
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Three is false.
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Evaluating profitability typically involves analyzing both the income statement, which which reflects operational performance, and the balance sheet, which provides a snapshot of financial position.
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Four is true.
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The operating profit margin rate indicates how much of the net sales is left after deducting operating expenses expresses a percentage of net sales.
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Five is true.
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Net income is calculated as total revenues, professional fees, minus total expenses.
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Six is false.
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Profit is the amount left after deducting expenses from revenues, not simply money received in exchange for products.
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Seven is true.
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Already answered is true in statement one.
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Eight is false...