Create a table within your discussion post that includes the following information:

• the financial data used to calculate each ratio in the 2 years for your chosen company
• the last 2 years (clearly labeled)
• the calculations and the concluded ratio
• Explain what your two ratios measure.

I have the two calculations below (hoping they are correct), but I do not know how to build a table with the info and how to explain the two ratios measured. I appreciate your help in advance!

ROA (Return on Investment) is a ratio that measures how profitable a company is, given its assets.

ROA = Net Income / Average Total Assets

ROA for 2022: ROA = $99,803,000 / $352,755,000 ROA = 0.2829

ROA for 2021:

LENGTH = $94,680,000 / $351,002,000

LENGTH = 0.2697

ROE (Return on Equity) shows the percentage of how profitable a company's assets are in generating revenue.

ROE = Net Income / Average Stockholders' Equity

ROE for 2022: ROE = $99,803,000 / $50,672,000 ROE = 1.9696

ROE for 2021:

ROE = $94,680,000 / $63,090,000

ROE = 1.5007