Answer:
Here Hope has missed clicking the Header Row Options.
Explanation:
Here Hope has missed clicking the Header Row Options, that's why the row of Gas an Percentage has gone to the third number. He has chosen the Ascending Order Button, that's why all the data has been arranged in the alphabetically ascending order, which consequently has dislocate the Main heading of Gas and Percentage from the top.
It should be like as shown below (After clicking Header Row Option):
Gas Percentage
Argon 0.93
Carbon Dioxide 0.04
Nitrogen 78.00
Oxygen 21.00
Other Gases 0.03
Answer: 10.66%
Explanation:
The expected quoted annual rate of return when the bonds are bought and being held until maturity will be calculated thus:
Coupon payment = 1000 × 13% = 130
The Yield to Maturity formula will be:
= Rate(maturity period, coupon payment, -price, fave value)
= Rate(16, 130, -1176, 1000)
Yield to Maturity = 10.66%
Therefore, the expected quoted annual rate of return is 10.66%.
Answer:
door in the face sales technique
Explanation:
The door in the face (DITF) sales technique is used when the salesperson purposely makes a large request knowing that it will be rejected, and then following the sales approach by offering a much smaller request that is more reasonable and easily accepted.
For example, you want your parents to buy you a new motorcycle. Instead of asking your parents for a new motorcycle, you ask them to buy you a car. You know that they will probably reject the idea of giving you a car, but after they reject your initial proposal, you ask them to at least buy you a motorcycle. That will seem to be a much more reasonable request.
C. They are convenient.
I say this because if you do the "Pick The Best Answer" method you'll see that the others do not show advantages, they show disadvantages.
Answer:
If the given situation turns into a legal dispute: Option D: the Court is likely to find that this is a unilateral mistake. However, since Builders knew (or should have known) that there was a mistake, the supplier will not be held to the $3,000 quote.
Explanation:
Builders requested a bid from the supplier and while answering the bid, supplier made an error.
Unilateral mistake is the one in which only one party commits a mistake. The party that doesn't make the mistake gets to know about the mistake done by the other party. The contract is then made voidable by the mistaken party.
A voidable contract is like a formal agreement which is made between the two parties in which contract is decided to be made not enforced in case of any legal reason. It may include, if any of the party is not able to disclose a fact or a mistake, misrepresentation or any undue influence by someone on any of the parties. Thus, in the given case, court will ,likely find this as unilateral fault.