Answer:
Explanation:
Vấn đề sử dụng nước sạch ở trường đại học, thực trạng và giải pháp
Answer:
Examples of fixed cost are taxes, the rent of the building.
Examples of variable cost are materials to make hammers.
Explanation:
Fixed costs are the cost of an organization that don´t change with the amount of production. So , if the production is 0, this cost will exist anyway. For example: taxes, rental
In this case, salaries are fixed cost. Other examples are taxes, the rent of the building.
Variable cost are the one that change when we produce. So, some examples are materials to make hammers, operational expenses, energy, etc.
Answer:
As an English language teacher/tutor outside the education system, I come close to teaching all the subjects. How well is a matter of opinion, but as a private tutor, people can go anywhere else at any time, so I must be doing something right.
Sometimes I do some math, sometimes I do some geography, sometimes I do some science, [etc] although I always do English.
I have yet to meet a student who knows more than I do, so I do expect the students to learn all the subjects! (my students are mostly Gr 1 -12) but I do have adult students, some of whom are teachers!
note: Elementary school, middle school and high school all deal with teaching basic knowledge. Any (good) teacher can be familair with all these subjects over time. That’s why mature teachers are generally the best (but they suffer from burnout …)
By the time students move on to university, they probably (or should) start to specialize and they will progress to knowing more than I know, albeit in a limited area. They specialize, I chose to generalize. And that’s the way it should be!
Explanation:
Answer:
d. Over time
Explanation:
The interest revenue will be recognize over time, regardless of the payment
If we only recognize revenue at payment due, if the bank client doesn't paid then we cannot recognize the accrued interest receivable.
We will recognize over time.
Answer:
$2,000
Explanation:
net operating income = total contribution - common fixed expenses