Franklin Company calculated its return on investment as 10 percent. Sales are now $370,000, and the amount of total operating assets is $390,000.
Required
If expenses are reduced by $31,200 and sales remain unchanged, what return on investment will result? (Round your answer to 2 decimal places. (i.e., .2345 should be entered as 23.45).)
If both sales and expenses cannot be changed, what change in the amount of operating assets is required to achieve the same result? (Do not round intermediate calculations. Round your answer to the nearest whole dollar amount.)
Answer -
a. | Return on investment | 18% | |
b. | Operating assets must | decrease by | $173333 |
Calculation:
a. Answer -
As per given information,
ROI = 10%
Sales = $370000
Total operating assets = $390000
So,
ROI = Operating income / Operating assets
10% = Operating income / $390000
10% * $390000 = Operating income
Operating income = $39000
Now,
Operating income = Sales - Expenses
Expenses = Sales - Operating income
Expenses = $370000 - $39000
Expenses = $331000
If, expenses are reduced by $31200 then
Expenses = $331000 - $31200 = $299800
And
Operating income = Sales - Expenses
Operating income = $370000 - $299800
Operating income = $70200
Therefore,
ROI = Operating income / Operating assets
ROI = $70200 / $390000
ROI = 18%
b. Answer -
If both sales and expenses cannot change then
Operating income = Sales - Expenses
Operating income = $370000 - $331000
Operating income = $39000
To achieve the same result of increasing ROI from 10% to 18%, the amount of operating assets need to be decreased.
Therefore,
ROI = Operating income / Operating assets
18% = $39000 / Operating assets
Operating assets = $39000 / 18%
Operating assets = $216666.67
So,
Operating assets must decreased by $173333.33 ($390000 - $216666.67)
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