Assume that Rex Corp. is operating at a capital intensity ratio of 63.5 percent and is able
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Assume that Rex Corp. is operating at a capital intensity ratio of 63.5 percent and is able to generate net sales of $3,123,443. What is the book value of the firm’s assets?
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