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Sheridan Inc. has been producing basketballs, volleyballs, soccer balls, and footballs for many years. Its manager, Jake, just came up with the idea to sell products in a bundle to provide more options for buyers. Jake's suggestion is to sell a bundle of balls (one of each of the four types listed, above) for $60. This represents a savings to the consumer of 15% off regular, individual prices for the items. The company has been operating within its target cost for all of these products, which have a combined total of $37 per bundle. The proposal includes a target sales volume of 10,000 bundles. (a) If Sheridan requires an ROI of 20% on its invested assets, what amount of invested assets must the company currently have? Asset base In evaluating the selling prices for products at her part-time retail job. Ruth asked her supervisor how the company sets its prices. Her supervisor told her it applies a steady markup percentage on each product's cost. She selected a lightweight jacket off the rack and noted its selling price of $60. Her supervisor looked at the selling price and then told Ruth the company paid $48 for the item. What markup percentage on cost is the company using to set its selling price? If the company instead used a 24% markup percentage on cost, what would the selling price have been? (Round selling price to 2 decimal places, e.g. 15.25.) Markup percentage based on cost % Selling price $