Answer:
I see myself having no family only a gf and why no kids is so I can raise them right have a house a business and work hard so they don't and I will be a, healthy man. And I am choosing this path because many people don't and fail when they have a family to take care of. Also I want to be able to ollie in the future. I want to be very successful so I can provide help to anyone who needs it and I want to have my own book motivating more people be more successful. The sate I will live in will probably be Utah or California so my fam will live well. Also I will try to homeschool the kids and teach them something new or have them go to a public school. This is what I want my future to be like but for now I have to make to come true so I have to grain. So peace have a goodnight/morning cya later or never.
Answer: (B)
Explanation: so you can save your money that is the wi way
<span>Let the number of calories from lunch be called L. As such, breakfast is then L + 128, and dinner is 2L - 400. We can then sum the three meals and equate it to the total caloric intake, the known value of 1932.
So:
1932 = L + L + 128 + 2L - 400 = 4L - 272.
Lunch = 551
Breakfast = 551 + 128 = 679
Dinner = 2*551 - 400 = 702</span>
Answer: 52.51 rupees/dollar
Explanation:
The real exchange rate attempts to account inflation in the countries being compared by using prices in the exchange rate.
The formula for calculating it is;
Real exchange rate = Nominal exchange rate *(Price index of domestic country/Price index of foreign country)
Real exchange rate in 2014 = 57*(99.5/108)
= 52.51 rupees/dollar
Answer:
debit to Allowance for Doubtful Accounts and a credit to Accounts Receivable.
Explanation:
In accounting the allowance method is used to recognise and post portions of account recievable that is uncollectible. It involves an adjusting entry that changes the balance sheet figure for account receivable.
For example in the given instance a customer balance of $200, from Hollis Co., is uncollectible. The allowance method is used to pass the following entry:
debit to Allowance for Doubtful Accounts and a credit to Accounts Receivable of $200