Selected hypothetical financial data of Target and Wal$-$Mart for $2025$ are presented here $($in millions$)$ Target $,$ Wal$-$mart Income Statement Data for Year Net sales $$66,300,$ $$411,000$ COGS $$44,000,$ $$305,000$ Selling & administrative expenses $$14300,$ $$77000$ Interest expense $$600,$ $$1,900$ Other income $($expense$)(80)(420)$ Income tax expense $$1500,$ $$7200$

Net income $$5,760$ $$19,480$ Balance Sheet Data $($End of Year$)$ Current assets $$17000$ $$48000$ Noncurrent assets $$26000,$ $$122000$ Total assets $$43000,$ $$170000$ Current liabilities $$11,000,$ $$55000$ Long$-$term debt $17700,$ $$45000$ Total stockholders' equity $$15100,$ $$70000$ Total liabilities and stockholders' equity $$43800,$ $$170000$Beginning$-$of$-$Year Balances Total assets $$43,000$ $$164000$ Total stockholders' equity $$12700,$ $$66,000$ Current liabilities $$10,500,$ $$55000$ Total liabilities $$30,300,$ $$98,000$ Other data Average net accounts receivable $$7400,3,900$ Average inventory $$7000,$ $$33200$ Net cash provided by operating activities$$5,500$ $$26,000$ Capital expenditures $$1,800$ $$11,900$ Dividends $$470$ $$3900$ For each company, compute the following ratios. $($Round current ratio answers to $2$ decimal places, eg: $15\mathrm{.}50$ round debt to assets ratio to $0$ decimal places, eg$.15\%$ enter free cash flow answers in millions and all other answers to $1$ decimal place, eg$.1\mathrm{.}8$ or $1\mathrm{.}83\%)$ use $365$ days for calculations Ratio Target Wal$-$Mart $(1)$ Current ratio $(2)$ Accounts receivable turnover times times $(3)$ Average collection period days days times times $(4)$ Inventory turnover days days $(5)$ Days in inventory $\%(6)$ Profit margin $7)$ Asset turnover times times $(8)$ Return on assets $\%(9)$ Return on common stockholders' equity $\%(10)$ Debt to assets ratio t $(11)$ Times interest earned $(12)$ free cash flow