Financial statement analysis by ratio analysis

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Financial statement analysis by ratio analysis of given data.

You are given the following data on two companies, M and N (figures are millions):

	M	N
Sales	$1,080	$1,215
Net Income	54	122
Investment	180	405

a) Which company has the higher profit margin?
b) Which company has the higher investment turnover?
c) Based solely on the data given, in which firm would you prefer to invest?

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