<span>Financial experts advise you will need approximately 80 percent of your pre-retirement income in order to maintain your standard of living after you retire.
So, let's say that you earned 3,000 dollars a month while you were still working. That would mean that you would need at least 2,400 dollars when you retire if you want to keep on living practically the same as you did while you still had a job.
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Answer:
$4080
Explanation:
Straight line method of depreciation is a method of calculating depreciation expense of an asset after years of usage.
Given;
Initial cost of asset = $44,000
Salvage value = $3,200
After five years the asset has depreciated by ($44000-$3200) i.e
$40800
Depreciable asset cost = $40,800 (after 5years)
To determine the depreciation amount recorded during the first year ending 31st December;
Since the van was purchased July 1 of that year, by December 31 of the same year, the van must have been used only for 6months i.e (0.5year)
Depreciation expense = year of usage/total useful life × depreciable cost of asset
Depreciation expense = 0.5/5×$40,800
Depreciation expense = $20,400/5
Depreciation expense = $4080
All 3 are dumb, but we gotta follow them.
Answer:
It's c.
Explanation:
Program Evaluation and Review Technique (PERT) is a method used in program management. It analyzes the time required to complete each task in a project and so tries to determine the minimum time to complete a project. It was developed by the US Navy in 1957.
In PERT analysis:
- there are 3 time estimates for every activity: optimistic, pessimistic, and most likely
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you have to find the Critical Path. The Critical Path is the longest path of scheduled activities that must be met in order to execute a project. It is important to know because any problems on the critical path can prevent a project from moving forward and be delayed. Therefore only critical activities can contribute to the project variance.
