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As the firm cost have a direct relation with the sales of the company and as the sales will grow the expenses will also grow in same proportion to the increase in sales amount but because of this the profit margin will remain the same and as the sales are increased by 4% i.e. $6000*4%=$ 6,240 but the profit margin as remain the same as compared to previous year. Therefore the net income of the firm will be as follows $6240*6.5%=$406. The answer C is the correct answer.
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Question 1 1 points Save Answer The firm has sales of $6,000 and a profit margin...
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