(a)Fill in the missing items (lettered A through R) for each of the three divisions. For ROI calculations, operating assets are considered investments. (Enter negative amounts using either a negative sign preceding the number e.g. -45 or parentheses e.g. (45). Round ROI to 2 decimal places, e.g.15.25%, profit margin to 1 decimal place, e.g. 15.2% and asset turnover to 4 decimal places, e.g. 15.2516.)SalesYour answer is partially correct.Operating incomeAfter-tax operating income $Operating assetsTotal assetsCurrent liabilitiesROIResidual incomeEVAProfit marginAsset turnovereTextbook and Media$$Industrial$125,000$9,0006660$80,000$100,000$5,000111000-94071.56A $% BсD% E$F$Technology376000$19,20014208142080$188,0004600010%0$2,8483.782G $HIK% L$$$Service11100021000$15,54045400106000$9,00048.44$11,000$7,78014.0%1.05MNP% QRSUPPOAssistance Used While reviewing last year's performance outcomes for comparison to this year, Jennifer finds several pieces are missing. Apparently, avirus attacked select components of the system's memory, and the back-up information was too difficult to extract from the file. Sheknows that all three divisions use the corporate tax rate (26%), minimum rate of return (10%), and WACC (8%) to determine theirrespective RI and EVA metrics. The following information reflects the components that Jennifer could identify for each of the threedivisions in the company.SalesOperating incomeAfter-tax operating incomeOperating assetsTotal assetsCurrent liabilitiesROIRIEVAProfit marginAsset turnoverIndustrial$125,000$9,000A$80,000$100,000$5,000BсDEFTechnologyG$19,200H1$188,000JK10%$2,848L2ServiceMN$15,540OP$9,000Q$11,000$7,78014.0%R

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