Use the following table, which provides historical data for SnacksCo, a manufacturer of snack foods, to answer the next question. Assume an operating tax rate of 30 percent and a cost of capital of 9 percent.
Income statement Revenues Cost of sales Selling, general, andadministrative Depreciation EBIT Interest expense Gain/(loss) on sale of assets Earnings before taxes Taxes Net income Year 1 540.0(350.0) (50.0) (10.0) 130.0(7.5) −122.5(24.8) 97.7 Year 2 555.0(360.5) (50.5) (10.5) 133.5(7.5) (30.0) 96.0(21.5) 74.5
Balance sheet Operating cash Excess cash and marketable securities Accounts receivable Inventory Current assets Property, plant, and equipment Equity investments Total assets Accounts payable Short term dobt Accrued expenses Current liabilities Long-term debt Camman stack Retained earnings Total llabilities and equity Year 1 10.6102.890.0150.0353.4206.7180.0740.1116.645.090.1251.768.4120.0300.0740.1 Year 2 15.0100.094.5157.5367.0219.8180.0766.8119.645.089.0253.780.6120.0312.5766.8
-What is SnackCo's operating margin in year 2?
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