What's a campus in spanish

Explanation:

The word campus exists in the Spanish language and it means the same as in English. Campus is the word used to refer to the group of buildings and the land belonging to a university in a same location.

In the USA some campuses, most of them, are really big, beautiful, and also include residences for students. Most of Latinamerican universities are not so big and do not include residences for students.

The life on the American students in their campuses is not the same as in the Latinoamerican universities. In Latinoamerica most of the students live with their parents when they assist to the university. A huge difference with American way of life.

a. Division's Margin = 11.4%

b. Division's Turnover = $23,822,500

c. Return on Investment = 28.5%

Explanation:

Provided information,

Total sales = Turnover = $23,822,500

Net operating income = $2,715,765

Average Operating assets = $9,529,000

Required rate of return = 18%

a. Division's Margin = Net operating income/Total sales 100

= $2,715,765/$23,822,500   100 = 11.4%

b. Division's Turnover = Division's Sales = $23,822,500

c. Return on Investment = Net Operating Income/ Average Operating Assets [tex]\times[/tex} 100 = $2,715,765/$9,529,000 [tex]\times[/tex} 100 = 28.5%