You have recently been hired as an analyst and asked to compare companies in the retail industry. Based on total sales, you select three small companies (1,2, and 3), four medium-sized companies (4,5,6, and 7), and three large companies (8,9, and 10). For each of these companies, you gather data on their gross profit and net sales revenue. Your task is to determine which of these companies might make a good investment based on the gross profit ratio. The bar chart below shows each company's gross profit and net sales, along with a line that graphs the gross profit ratio. Answer the following questions. Click here to open the graph(s) in a new tab. You have recently been hired as an analyst and asked to compare companies in the retail industry. Based on total sales, you select three small companies (1,2, and 3), four medium-sized companies (4,5,6, and 7), and three large companies (8,9, and 10). For each of these companies, you gather data on their gross profit and net sales revenue. Your task is to determine which of these companies might make a good investment based on the gross profit ratio. The bar chart below shows each company's gross profit and net sales, along with a line that graphs the gross profit ratio. Answer the following questions. Click here to open the graph(s) in a new tab