Determine whether Winner should accept this project. (Accept or Reject) Winner Division's operating results include:Controllable margin,Sales revenue,Operating assets,P150,000P1,200,000P500,000Winner is considering a project with sales of P120,000, expenses of P84,000, and an investment ofP180,000. Winner's required rate of return is 15%.

In the given question, if the return in investment is more than required rate of return, the project…

Answered: Winner Division's operating results…

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Winner Division's operating results include: Controllable margin, Sales revenue, Operating assets, P150,000 P1,200,000 P500,000 Winner is considering a project with sales of P120,000, expenses of P84,000, and an investment of P180,000. Winner's required rate of return is 15%.