3. Selected recent balance sheetand income statement information from Hats Co. and Gloves, Inc. follows (30 points): ($ millions) Sales Cost of goods sold Average accounts receivable Average inventory Average total assets Hats Co. Gloves, Inc. $7,238 $11,305 2,919 3,178 77 486 770 1.449 4,190 10,827 a. Compute the following turnover rates for each company 1. Accounts receivable turnover 2. Inventory turnover 3. Asset turnover b. Interpret and comment on any differences you observe between the turnover rates for these two companies. Please show your work below for full credit: 4. The Consumer Products division of Sweet Dreams has been struggling lately. Management has noticed a steady level of losses being reported, and is concerned abouthow to turn the division around. The division manager reports that the production of Lamps is causing the issue. As part of an in-depth analysis, management wants you to evaluate the following possible solution: Accepta special order (30 points). The Sales department has received an offer for a new monthly contract for finished lamps. Management wonders if accepting this order would be profitable. The information below relates to the special order. Current production capacity: Current production/sales levels: Special Order: Special Price: 10,000 units/month 8,000 units/month 2,000 units $90/unit Current costs and revenues from selling the lamps is as follows: Direct Materials: Direct Labor: Variable Overhead: Fixed Overhead: Selling Price: $37/unit $23/unit $25/unit $15/unit $110/unit Without considering other cost-saving options, would this new production commitment prove profitable to the company? Please show your work below for full credit: 6