Explanation:
The computation of the future value is shown below:
As we know that
Future value = Present value × (1 + interest rate)^number of years
In the first case,
Future value = $2,050 × (1 + 0.12)^12
= $2,050 × 3.895975993
= $7,986.75
In the second case,
Future value = $8,352 × (1 + 0.10)^6
= $8,352 × 1.771561
= $14,796.08
In the third case,
Future value = $72,355× (1 + 0.11)^13
= $72,355 × 3.883280163
= $280,974.74
In the fourth case,
Future value = $179,796 × (1 + 0.07)^7
= $179,796 × 1.605781476
= $288,713.09
Answer:
$2700 supplies in hand
$3600 Supplies expense
Explanation:
As you can see in question data Sheldon has already counted the supplies in hand so, we only have to calculate supplies expense by doing some minor workings
WORKINGS
Supplies Expense = Opening + purchases - payment made
Supplies Expense = $1600 + $4700 - $2500
Supplies Expense = $3600
Answer:
Under classified balance sheet, common stock and retained earnings are reported separately
Explanation:
Under equity section of balance sheet, common stock and retained earnings are line items i.e they are reported under equity section of balance sheet separately.
The total of these two should also be separated i.e the total is a line item also. And this forms the total equity provided there are no other line items for the for the period again.
Answer: The answer is b. Reduce output in the short run.
Explanation: In production, to determine the quantity of products to supply, the demand of the consumer plays a very vital role. This is because the consumer demand will determine the price at which a company will sell its products.
In the case of Techno above, they would do well to reduce the output in the short run, since demand has reduced, pending when the demand increases. This is because if they maintain their current output of 3000 TV sets per week, they will sell less units and their revenue (price x quantity sold) will be lower than their cost and this will lead to them incurring loss.
So until the recession scare passes, output should be reduced in the short run.