1.
Answer:-False
Because high intelligence and conceptual ability are not-so-learner attributes as entrepreneurs consider it to be innate.
3.
Answer:- True
Solution:- Gross margin = Net Sales - cost of good sold/Net sale * 100
= $20,000-$6000/$20000*100
= $14000/20000*100
= $70%
Thus the gross margin is $14000 or 70% of the sales. Hence, it is correct.
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