(Compare ratios and comment on results) Selected financial data for two intense competitors in a recent year follow (amounts in millions):

		Eonline Corporation		Paperky Company
Statement of income data:
Net sales		$9,496		$4,671
Cost of goods sold		8,114		4,193
Selling and administrative expenses		574		130
Interest expense		530		182
Other expenses		26		9
Income taxes		154		83
Net income		$98		$74
Statement of cash flows data:
Net cash inflow from operating activities		$727		$353
Net increase in cash during the year		109		29
Statement of financial position data:
End-of-year balances:
Cash		$312		$431
Other current assets		1,939		994
Long-term assets		5,499		3,610
Total assets		$7,750		$5,035
Current liabilities		$1,107		$805
Long-term debt		4,460		3,123
Total shareholders equity		2,183		1,107
Total liabilities and shareholders equity		$7,750		$5,035
Beginning-of-year balances:
Total assets		$7,267		$4,525
Total shareholders equity		1,745		1,061
Other data:
Average net receivables		$1,112		$649
Average inventory		807		509

(a) For each company, calculate the following ratios: (Round accounts receivable turnover, inventory turnover and current ratio to 2 decimal places, e.g. 14.83. Round net debt as a percentage of total capitalization to 2 decimal places, e.g. 0.83. Round average collection period, days to sell inventory, interest coverage, return on asset, return on equity, cash flows to total liabilities, gross margin and profit margin to 1 decimal place, e.g. 14.8 or 13.5%.)

i.		Average collection period for receivables
ii.		Days to sell inventory
iii.		Current ratio
iv.		Net debt as a percentage of total capitalization
v.		Interest coverage (depreciation expense was $414 for Eonline and $260 for Paperky)
vi.		Return on assets
vii.		Return on equity
viii.		Cash flows to total liabilities
ix.		Gross margin
x.		Profit margin