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7. During the year 2017, S Ltd. made sales of * 8,00,000. Its gross profit ratio is 25% and net profit ratio is 10%. The stock turnover ratio was 10 times. Calculate : (i) Gross Profit, (ii) Net Profit, (iii) Cost of goods sold, (iv) Operating Expenses.

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Answered by sangeeta9470
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Answer:

Gross profit Ratio = gross profit /Net sales *100

So gross profit is = 800000*25%= 200000

Net profit Ratio = net profit / net sales *100

so net profit is 800000*10%=80000

cost of goods sold = sales- gross profit

800000-200000=600000

operating expenses = net profit - gross profit

= 200000-80000

= 120000

Answered by Sanav1106
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GROSS PROFIT = 200,000

NET PROFIT = 80,000

COST OF GOODS SOLD = 600,000

OPERATING PROFIT = 120,000

GIVEN: S Ltd. made sales of * 8,00,000. Its gross profit ratio is 25% and its net profit ratio is 10%. The stock turnover ratio was 10 times.

TO FIND (i) Gross Profit, (ii) Net Profit, (iii) Cost of goods sold, (iv) Operating Expenses.

SOLUTION:

As we are given in the question,

Sales of the year are 8,00,000 Rs.

Gross Profit is 25%.

The net Profit Ratio is 10%

The stock turnover Ratio of the firm was 10 times.

As we know,

Gross profit Ratio = gross profit /Net sales *100

Gross profit = 800000*2

Gross profit = 200000

Also, Net profit Ratio = net profit / net sales *100

Net Profit = 800000*10%

Net Profit = 80000

And, Cost of goods sold = sales- gross profit

Cost of goods sold = 800000-200000

Cost of goods sold =600000

Similarly, Operating Expenses = net profit - gross profit

Operating Profit = 200000-80000

Operating Profit = 120000.

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