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grandymaker [24]
3 years ago
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What does the opportunity cost of a purchase tell you?* 1 point The cost of the purchase plus the cost of sales tax

The cost of the purchase plus the cost of not doing or purchasing something else
The cost of the purchase plus the interest paid on credit for the purchase n 3
The cost of the purchase minus the loss of interest on savings for the amount of the
purchase
Tyra has to decide
Business
1 answer:
Svetach [21]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

oh i know this let me look for my book

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General Mills, Inc., Income statement for year ended May 25, 2003

Particulars                                               Millions $

Revenue                                                $10,506

Less Cost of goods sold                       - 6,109

                                                            ----------------

Gross profit                                            4,397

                                                            ----------------

Less operating expenses                     - 3,480

                                                            -----------------

                                                                  917

                                                             -----------------

Balance sheet May 25, 2003

Assets             Million $            Liabilities                             Million $

Cash                  703                 Total Liabilities                      13,752

Non cash           17,524            Stockholders' equity              4,475

Total assets       18,227             Total Liabilities & equity       18,227

Statement for cash flows for year ended May 25, 2003

            Particulars                                                     Million $

    Cash from operating activities                                 1,631

    Cash from financing activities                                 - 885

    Cash from investing activities                                 - 1,018

                                                                                    --------------

   Net change in cash                                                      -272

                                                                                    ----------------

   Cash, beginning year                                                   975

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A negative amount for cash from financing activities reflects the reduction of long term debt

                   Profit margin = ( Net income / Revenue ) * 100

                                         = ( 917 / 10,506 ) * 100

                                         = 8.72%

                   Asset turnover = Revenue / total assets

                                             = 10,506 / 18, 227

                                             = 0.57

                  Return on assets =( Net income / Total assets ) * 100

                                                = ( 917 / 18, 227 ) *100

                                                = 5.03%

                  Return of equity = ( Net income / Total shareholder equity )*100

                                               = ( 917 / 4,475 ) *100

                                               = 20.49%

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