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A men's clothing retailer has discovered the following variables can be used to predict, with suitable accuracy, the sales potential for proposed store locations. A. Percentage of households in trade area with children ages 15-18 x (1,500,000) B. Percentage of PRIZM households in trade area described as Middleburg Managers X (900,000) C. Number of households in trade area within a 20-minute drive X 225 D. Square feet in shopping center X 9.5 E. Visibility from street + 200,000 F. Presence of Dillard's in shopping center + 250,000 There are three locations being considered, with the corresponding values for each shown in the table below: Variable Location "B" Location "A" .25 .25 10,000 240,000 No Yes 9,500 270,000 Yes No Location "C" .35 .20 11,000 190,000 Yes Yes Projected Sales Given the results of your calculations, the retailer should pick Location for the new store. Type out the formula you used to calculate the answer for each empty cell. Do not type out six zeros for any answer. Full dollar numbers are in Millions. Ratios should be calculated to two (2) decimal places and reported as such. This is an individual assignment. You should not work with anyone else on this assignment