a. first let us know the net income
=>sales *2%
=>$4,910,000 *2%
=>$98,200.
now,
let us know the total assets
=>sales / asset turnover
$4,910,000 / 2.3
=>$2,134,782.61.
total liabilities = 135,000+360,000
=>495,000
stock holders equity =total assets - total liabilities
=>2,134,782.61 - 495,000
=>$1,639,782.61.
now
return on stockholder's equity =net income / stock holders equity
=>98,200 / 1639782.61
=>98,200/1639782.61
=>0.05988599
=>5.99%.
b.new sale value
=> assets * asset turn over
=>2134782.61 *2.8
=>$5,977,391.31
new net income =$5,977,391.31 * 2%
=>$119,547.826.
return on stock holders equity =119,547.826 / 1639782.61
=>7.29%.
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