The sales, gross profit, and direct and indirect operating expenses of Departments A and B of Cardoba Inc. are as follows: Dept. A Dept. B Total Sales $420,000 $290,000 $710,000 Gross profit 243,000 197,000 440,000 Direct operating expenses 205,000 118,000 323,000 Indirect operating expenses 160,000 Help compute the departmental direct operating margin and direct operating margin percentage for each department.

The sales, gross profit, and direct and indirect operating expenses of Departments A and B of Cardoba Inc. are as follows: Dept. A Dept. B Total Sales $420,000 $290,000 $710,000 Gross profit 243,000 197,000 440,000 Direct operating expenses 205,000 118,000 323,000 Indirect operating expenses 160,000 Help compute the departmental direct operating margin and direct operating margin percentage for each department.

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