Please provide the correct answer Centex, a producer of telephone systems for small businesses,has current sales of $43 million and variable operating costs of$27.95 million. Centex expects to increase sales in the comingyear by 15% while keeping fixed operating costs constant at$9.1 million.What is the DOL for Centex?a. 2.11b. 3.31c. 1.0d. none

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