California Company included the following items in its financial statements for ​, the current year​ (amounts in​ millions): Payment of long-term debt $17,300 Dividends paid $225
Proceeds from Issuance Net sales:
of common stock 8,425 Current year 35,000
Total liabilities: Preceding year 78,000
Current year-end 32,319 Net income:
Preceding year-end 38,039 Current year 9,011
Total stockholders' equity Preceding year 2,010
Current year-end 23,473 Operating income:
Preceding year-end 14,037 Current year 9.126
Long-term liabilities 6,665 Preceding year 4,004
Requirement:
Use DuPont Analysis to calculate ​'s return on assets and return on common equity during ​(the current​ year). The company has no preferred stock outstanding. Start by calculating the rate of return on total assets​ (ROA). Select the DuPont model formula needed and then enter the amounts to calculate ROA for 2018.

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