Specific Actions - Create a reverse income statement, as discussed in the lesson, for Kevlar. Follow the example in this week's lesson, and use the data provided in the case to make a reasonable reverse income statement. This will be a pretty simple document that includes profit, operating margin, and sales volume. It doesn't need to be more complicated than that. Identify the things that "have to be true" for the venture to succeed. These are the vital assumptions that must be tested. You must come up with at least three assumptions. There is a lot of information in the case that you can use to find what assumptions DuPont made. You can use these if you want to. For each assumption, describe how you would test that assumption. Each test should have definitive pass/fail criteria that tie back to the numbers in your reverse income statement