$\backslash$table$[[$Balance Sheet Data,Income Statement Data$],[$Cash$,$$$700,000,$Accounts payable,$$840,000,$Saler,$$14,000,000],[$Accounts recelvable,$1,400,000,$Ascruale,$980,000,$Cost of goods sold,$7,000,000],[$Inventory$,2,100,000,$Notes payable,$1,120,000,$Gross profit,$7,000,000],[$Current assets,$4,200,000,$Current liabilities,$2,240,000,$Operating expenses,$3,500,000],[,,$Long$-$term debt,$3,640,000,$EBIT,$3,500,000],[,$Total liabilities,$5,880,000,$Interest expense,$571,200],[,$Common stock,$980,000,$EBT,$2,928,800],[$Net fixed assets,$5,600,000,$Retained earnings,$2,940,000,$Taxes,$732,200],[,$Total equity,$3,920,000,$Net income,$$2,196,600],[$Total assets,$$9,800,000,$Total debt and equity,$$0,800,000,,]]$If I remember correctly, the DuPont equation breaks down our ROE into three component ratios: the $q,,$ the total asset turnover ratio, and the $,$

And, according to my understanding of the Dupont equation and its calculation of ROE, the three ratios provide insights into the company's

$$ effectiveness in using the company's assets, and

Now, let's see your notes with your ratios, and then we can talk about possible strategies that will improve the ratios. I$\text{'}$m going to check the box to the side of your calculated value if your calculation is correct and leave it unchecked if your calculation is incorrect.Now, let's see your notes with your ratios, and then we can talk about possible strategies that will improve the ratios. I$\text{'}$m going to check the box to the stice of your catcutated vatue if your catculation is correct and leave it unchecked if your calculation is incorrect.

Hydra Cosmetics Inc. DuPont Analysis

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