The fiscal 2013 financial statements for Day-Brite, Inc., report net sales of $72,217 million, netoperating profit after tax of $2,478 million, net operating assets of $21,556 million. The 2012balance sheet reports net operating assets of $21,465 million.Day-Brite's 2013 net operating asset turnover is:3.9211.5%3.363.43%

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