Take a look at the following company information:Sales (000s)Direct Materials (000s)Direct Labour (000s)Gross Profit (000s)Selling and Admin Expense (000s)Net profit$ 1566$554$ 211$801Answer:$ 162.5$If we decrease the direct materials cost by 2%, what is the new Net Profit?Show your answer to 2 decimals and include the correct unit.

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Problem 4R: To determine the effect of different levels of production on the company’s income, move to cell B7...

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