Use Table $1$ and the following information on Company $x$ to perform a pro$-$forma financial modeling using a percentage sales method, and answers the questions $1-10.$

Note: When applying the percentage sales method, you should assume that the $2025$ percentage values with respect to sales of the $($i$)$ costs except depreciation, $($ii$)$ depreciation, $($iii$)$ cash and equivalents, $($iv$)$ accounts receivable, $($v$)$ inventories, $($vi$)$ property, plant and equipment, and $($vi$)$ accounts payable will remain equal to those percentages of $2024.$

Sales in $2025$ are expected to grow at a rate of $10\%,$ with respect to the values of $2024.$

Assume also that the total values in $2025$ of interest expense and debt will not change from its $2024$ values; income tax will remain at $28\%$ of the Pretax Income; and that Company X initially plans to payout $50\%$ of its net income to its shareholders.

$\backslash$table$[[$Income Statement, $2024,$Balance Sheet, $2024],[$Sales$,900,000,$Assets$],[$Costs except Depr.,$-800,000,$Cash and Equivalents,$500,000],[$EBITDA$,100,000,$Accounts Receivable,$500,000],[$Depreciation$,-25,500,$Inventories,$95,000],[$EBIT$,74,500,$Total Current Assets,$1,095,000$