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Rows Company Year SUM(FATO) SUM(AD TO FA) Sheet 1 Company Null A Retail Abc Abc Abc Abc Abc Abc Year Null 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2012 2013 2014 FATO Null 4.511 4.426 4.327 4.148 4.088 3.999 3.93 3.988 4.571 3.422 3.136 3.131 2.956999969 2.536000044 2.426000017 2.406000009 2.548000009 2.691999959 3.064000046 2.297999962 AD TO FA Null 35,899.010561138 35,392.176209527 35,479.543187681 34,618.309158704 33,165.477796076 31,000.847164878 29,717.246823613 28,670.024230960 38,746.449906147 26,559.452486089 37,129.549698757 36,796.190592228 36,991.691288286 37,116.018019045 40,467.149118422 38,098.250839963 35,729.413941951 34,855.943372018 49,594653016814 35,877.733032005 Retail Abc Abc Abc Abc Abc Abc Abc Abc Abc Abc Abc Abc Abc 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 Abc Abc revenue. fectively both companies use their Second, we want to check the relative age of their fixed assets. This might explain whether a relatively oldew fixed asset is related with high/low fixed asset turnover rate. In general, relative age of fixed asset can be estimated as a ratio of accumulated depreciation divided by fixed asset. A low ratio means the assets have plenty of life left in them and should be able to be used for years to come. In addition, they could be more productive. After your analysis, answer the following questions based upon what you find: 1. What is the fixed-asset turnover ratio for A Retail (a) in 2012 and (b) in 2021? 2. What is the fixed asset turnover ratio for B Retail (a) in 2012 and (b) in 2021? 3. Comparing the two companies' fixed asset turnover ratios over the ten-year period, which company exhibits the more favorable fixed asset turnover? 4. Comparing the accumulated depreciation to fixed assets ratios over the ten-year period, is A retail's ratio (a) increasing generally, (b) the same roughly, or (c) decreasing generally from year to year? 5. Comparing the accumulated depreciation to fixed assets ratios over the ten-year period, is B retail's ratio (a) increasing generally, (b) the same roughly, or (c) decreasing generally from year to year? 6. Comparing the two companies' accumulated depreciation to fixed assets ratios over the ten-year period, which company appears to maintain fixed assets with longer remaining useful lives? 7. Combining your answers for question 3 and question 6, can you say a company with longer remaining fixed assets lives has more favorable fixed asset turnover ratios? Can we interpret a low accumulated depreciation to fixed asset as more favorable than a high ratio? Based on your answer, "Yes" or "No," provide your reasoning. To start this project, we will use "Retail Stores Data" the same database for TA01. If you don't have the database, please download "Retail Stores Data." nal_tools/174 thont 1 ahnt the bottom of the manner camnan Vart the Dauerhalt Rows Company Year SUM(FATO) SUM(AD TO FA) Sheet 1 Company Null A Retail Abc Abc Abc Abc Abc Abc Year Null 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2012 2013 2014 FATO Null 4.511 4.426 4.327 4.148 4.088 3.999 3.93 3.988 4.571 3.422 3.136 3.131 2.956999969 2.536000044 2.426000017 2.406000009 2.548000009 2.691999959 3.064000046 2.297999962 AD TO FA Null 35,899.010561138 35,392.176209527 35,479.543187681 34,618.309158704 33,165.477796076 31,000.847164878 29,717.246823613 28,670.024230960 38,746.449906147 26,559.452486089 37,129.549698757 36,796.190592228 36,991.691288286 37,116.018019045 40,467.149118422 38,098.250839963 35,729.413941951 34,855.943372018 49,594653016814 35,877.733032005 Retail Abc Abc Abc Abc Abc Abc Abc Abc Abc Abc Abc Abc Abc 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 Abc Abc revenue. fectively both companies use their Second, we want to check the relative age of their fixed assets. This might explain whether a relatively oldew fixed asset is related with high/low fixed asset turnover rate. In general, relative age of fixed asset can be estimated as a ratio of accumulated depreciation divided by fixed asset. A low ratio means the assets have plenty of life left in them and should be able to be used for years to come. In addition, they could be more productive. After your analysis, answer the following questions based upon what you find: 1. What is the fixed-asset turnover ratio for A Retail (a) in 2012 and (b) in 2021? 2. What is the fixed asset turnover ratio for B Retail (a) in 2012 and (b) in 2021? 3. Comparing the two companies' fixed asset turnover ratios over the ten-year period, which company exhibits the more favorable fixed asset turnover? 4. Comparing the accumulated depreciation to fixed assets ratios over the ten-year period, is A retail's ratio (a) increasing generally, (b) the same roughly, or (c) decreasing generally from year to year? 5. Comparing the accumulated depreciation to fixed assets ratios over the ten-year period, is B retail's ratio (a) increasing generally, (b) the same roughly, or (c) decreasing generally from year to year? 6. Comparing the two companies' accumulated depreciation to fixed assets ratios over the ten-year period, which company appears to maintain fixed assets with longer remaining useful lives? 7. Combining your answers for question 3 and question 6, can you say a company with longer remaining fixed assets lives has more favorable fixed asset turnover ratios? Can we interpret a low accumulated depreciation to fixed asset as more favorable than a high ratio? Based on your answer, "Yes" or "No," provide your reasoning. To start this project, we will use "Retail Stores Data" the same database for TA01. If you don't have the database, please download "Retail Stores Data." nal_tools/174 thont 1 ahnt the bottom of the manner camnan Vart the Dauerhalt