Answer: Long-term Liability
Step-by-step explanation:
This question relates to the classification of the lease above in accounting.
A long term liability is a payment that is owed by a company for a period lasting more than a year.
When a lease is for more than a year as is the case here, you take the present value of the lease and consider that amount to be a long term liability because it would represent an amount that the company is to pay for more than a single period.,
Answer:
the second one is youre answer
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Answer:
where's the graph??
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I don't know
can I see the graph
Answer:
B, 110
Step-by-step explanation:
Work Backwards!
1.- 260 - 110 = 150 children
2.- 150 X $2.50 (rate of children) = $375
3.- $815 - $375 = $440
4.- $440/$4 (rate of adults) = 110 Adults