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ABC, Inc., is segmented into three divisions and the company is concerned about the performance of Division Y.During your analysis of Division Y, you learn that $42,000 of the fixed expenses relate to general corporate expenses and had been allocated equally between the three divisions.
 Total Company  Division X Division Y Division ZSales $200,000$80,000$50,000$70,000Variable expenses 120,00052,00030,00038,000 Contribution margin $80,000$28,000$20,000$32,000Fixed expenses 60,00020,00022,00018,000 Net income (loss) $20,000$8,000$(2,000)$14,000 \begin{array}{lcccc}&\text { Total Company } & \text { Division } \mathrm{X} & \text { Division } \mathrm{Y} & \text { Division } \mathrm{Z}\\ \text {Sales } &\$200,000&\$80,000&\$50,000&\$70,000\\ \text {Variable expenses } & \underline{120,000}& \underline{52,000}& \underline{30,000}& \underline{38,000}\\ \text { Contribution margin } &\$80,000&\$28,000&\$20,000&\$32,000\\ \text {Fixed expenses } & \underline{60,000}& \underline{20,000}& \underline{22,000}& \underline{18,000}\\ \text { Net income (loss) } & \underline{\$20,000}& \underline{\$8,000}& \underline{\$(2,000)}& \underline{\$14,000}\\ \text { } &\\\end{array}
(a.)Calculate what the company's net income would be if Division Y were closed down.
(b.)Revise the income statement presented above into a more useful segmented income statement.


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