Assume that a firm has Sales of $25,000,000, total assets of $20,000,000, current assetsof $8,000,000, spontaneous liabilities of $3,000,000, a profit margin of 3.825 percent, atax rate of 40%, and a dividend payout rate of 60 percent. Also assume that sales areexpected to increase to $28,000,000 for the coming year and that the firm will not needto increase its fixed assets at this level of sales. Given this information, and using theequation approach, determine the additional funds needed for the coming year.O $180,000O $171,600O $177,200O $168,800O $174,400

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