Cave-ins would be the answer.
Options: A. 70% B.30% C.10% D.50%
Answer:10%
Explanation:Formal training is a type of training program conducted by formal Organisations where the employees are assembled in a classroom and are trained by professionals.
Most of the trainings taking place in Organisations are informal which doe not require any classroom activities,informal trainings are trainings which are that does not require any proper or well laid down procedures they are usually done ON THE JOB, or through APPRENTICESHIP etc.
Answer:
a. 9,000; 10,000
Explanation:
The computation is shown below:
The money multiplier is
= 1 ÷ 0.10
= 10
Now If $1,000 are deposited in banks and the expected reserve ratio is 0.10 ration so the lending amount is $900.
And now if we considered the money multiplier, so it would be increased by
= $900 × $10
= $9,000
And, the increase in money supply is
= $9,000 + $1,000
= $10,000
Hence, the correct option is a.
Answer:
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Explanation:
We must do ledger for each accounts, most of them only got one transaction so we just post them directly.
For cash we must do it as there are several transaction:
CASH
<u>DEBIT CREDIT</u>
18,000
(7,540)
(4,600)
(890)
36,000
<u> (3,370)</u>
37,600
Assets and expenses goes into debit column
Liabilities, equity and revenues into credit column
