Given the following financial statements for GM, the net profit margin is percent. (Write your answer as a percentage, rounding to the nearest 100ths place value—e. g., 5.25. Omit the percent sign in your answer.)General Motors: Income Statement12/31/14Total Revenue155,929,000Cost of Revenue142,121,000Gross Profit13,808,000Operating ExpensesSelling General and Administrative12,158,000Non Recurring120,000Operating Income or Loss1,530,000Net Income3,949,000General Motors: Balance Sheet12/31/14Cash And Cash Equivalents20,292,000Short Term Investments9,222,000Net Receivables35,366,000Inventory13,64 2,000Other Current Assets5,148,000Total Current Assets83,670,000Long Term Investments24,356,000Property Plant and Equipment34,803,000Goodwill1,427,00 0Intangible Assets4,983,000Other Assets3,024,000Deferred Long Term Asset Charges25,414,000Total Assets177,677,000Current LiabilitiesAccounts Payable50,713,000Short/Current Long Term Debt14,988,000Total Current Liabilities142,220,000Long Term Debt31,853,000Other Liabilities44,099,000Minority Interest567,000Total Liabilities142,220,000Stockholders' EquityCommon Stock16,000Retained Earnings14,577,000Capital Surplus28,937,000Other Stockholder Equity-8,073,000Total Stockholder Equity35,457,000