$ 400,000 260, e00 Sales Variable expenses Contribution margin Fixed expenses 140, eee 40,e00 Net operating income $ 100, e00 Average operating assets $ 350, e00 If the company's minimum required rate of return on average operating assets is 16%, Its residual income would be: Multiple Choice $46,000. $45,000. $44,000.
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$ 400,e00
Variable expenses
26е, еее
Contribution margin
140,e00
40,000
Fixed expenses
$ 100, eee
$ 350, ee0
Net operating income
Average operating assets
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Multiple Choice
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$45,000.
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