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Answer:
Debit Bad Debts Expense $12,475
Credit Allowance for Doubtful Accounts $12,475
Explanation:
Calculation for estimated bad debts expense:
Explanation
Accounts receivable * Sales uncollectible
$445,000×0.025
=11,125
Hence:
11,125 +Allowance for Doubtful Accounts 1,350
=$12,475
Therefore the estimated bad debt will be:
Debit Bad Debts Expense $12,475
Credit Allowance for Doubtful Accounts $12,475
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<span>There is a popular rule
called the rule of 72 where in you will divide 72 by the interest rate of your
investment to know the length of time the value of your money will double. In here, 72 divided by 11 is 6.55 years. Your
$17,000 will be $34,000 after approximately 6.55 years.</span>
Answer:
Initial Investment, P = $100, 000
Recurring Cost, A=$6200
(a) Calculate the internal rate of return for infinite life,
A= P(i)
6200=100000(i)
i = 6200/100000
i =6.2%
(b) Calculate the internal rate of return for 100 years,
P = A(P/A, i, 100)
100000 = 6200 (P/A, i, 100)
(P/A, i, 100) = 16.129
For i = 6%
(P/A,6%,100) = 16.618
For i = 7%
(P/A ,7%,100) = 14.269
i = [(6 - 7) / (16.618 - 14.269)] (16.129 - 16.618) +6
i = 6.2%
Thus, IRR = 6.2%
(c) Calculate the internal rate of return for 50 years,
P = A(P/A ,i , 50)
100000 = 6200 (P/A, i, 50)
(P/A, i, 50) = 16.129
For i = 6%
(P/A, 6%, 100) = 15.762
For i = 5%
(P/A , 5%, 100) = 18.256
i = [(5 - 6) / (18.256 - 15.762)] (16.129-15.762) + 6
i = 5.853%
Thus, IRR = 5.853%
(d)
In all cases internal rate of return is greater than 4%, which is minimum interest rate that one can earn. So they should consider to install the pipeline.
