Question # 4From the following income statement of Sundahl company, for the year1 & 2:(a)Calculate operating, financial and combined leverage of both yearsand explain its interpretation. Which year has the greater amountof business risk and why?• The cost of goods sold comprises of 60% fixed cost andremaining variable cost.(b)Sundahl CompanyIncome StatementsFor the Years 1 and 2Year 1Year 2Sales$ 2,000,000(1.400,000)$ 600,000$ 1,800,000Less: Cost of goods soldGross marginLess operating expenses:Selling expensesAdministrative expensesOperating incomeLess: Interest expenseIncome before taxes(1,200,000)$ 600,000(300,000)(300,000)(100,000)(110.000)$ 200.000(50,000)$ 190,000(40,000)$ 150,000150,000Extract the necessary financial ratios and explain its interpretation.Question # 5Explain the basic obiectives of financial decision making in different

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Question # 4 From the following income statement of Sundahl company, for the year 1 & 2: (a)Calculate operating, financial and combined leverage of both years and explain its interpretation. Which year has the greater amount of business risk and why? • The cost of goods sold comprises of 60% fixed cost and remaining variable cost. (b) Sundahl Company Income Statements For the Years 1 and 2 Year I $ 2.000,000 (1.400,000) S 600.000 Year 2 Sales Less: Cost of goods sold Gros margin Less operating expenses: Selling eapenses Administrative expenses $1,800,000 (1,200,000) $ 600,000 (300,00) (300,000) Operating income Less. Interest expense Income before taxes (100,000) $ 200.000 (50,00) 150.000 (110.000) $ 190.000 (40,000) $ 150.000 Extract the necessary financial ratios and explain its interpretation.

Question # 4 From the following income statement of Sundahl company, for the year 1 & 2: (a)Calculate operating, financial and combined leverage of both years and explain its interpretation. Which year has the greater amount of business risk and why? • The cost of goods sold comprises of 60% fixed cost and remaining variable cost. (b) Sundahl Company Income Statements For the Years 1 and 2 Year I $ 2.000,000 (1.400,000) S 600.000 Year 2 Sales Less: Cost of goods sold Gros margin Less operating expenses: Selling eapenses Administrative expenses $1,800,000 (1,200,000) $ 600,000 (300,00) (300,000) Operating income Less. Interest expense Income before taxes (100,000) $ 200.000 (50,00) 150.000 (110.000) $ 190.000 (40,000) $ 150.000 Extract the necessary financial ratios and explain its interpretation.

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