Answer:
a. $196
b. $88
c. $88
d. $88(x)
e. $20
f. $88
Explanation:
Given:
Rent = $20
Cost per Tux = $88
x = Number of tux
- Since $20 is rent regardless , how many tuxes we rent
Cost function C(x) = 88(x) + 20
A. Cost of renting two tuxes
C(2) = $88(2) + $20
= $176 + $20
= $196
B. All tuxes has same cost, so cost of second tux = $88
C. All tuxes has same cost, so cost of tenth tux = $88
D. Here variable cost means value of tuxes , so variable cost = $88(x)
E. Here rent is described as fixed cost = $20
F. Marginal cost = change in cost / change in quantity
= ${(2*88) -(1*88)} / 2-1
= $88
Answer:
Explanation:
Situation Type Logic
During the audit, a customer with a large A/R balance at year end declares bankruptcy Type 1 Facts were available on balance sheet date
a lawsuit…...thereafter Type 1 Facts were available on balance sheet date
A flood damages….after year end Type 2 Facts were not available on balance sheet date
Conditions that….after the balance sheet date Type 2 Facts were not available on balance sheet date
Additional evidence….balance sheet date Type 1 Facts were available on balance sheet date
Answer:
C
Explanation:
If you do hours X units and then put it on the end of the Variable you get C. Hope this helped #brainiest
Answer:
274.7%
Explanation:
The total amount that Eric will borrow will be = 43114311+33503350+13391339 = 90009000.
Now to calculate WACC, we will apply the WACC formula:
WACC = (43114311/90009000)*0.66 + (33503350/90009000)*0.88 + (13391339/90009000)*14.14
Hence,
WACC = 274.74%
The solution was very simple, we just applied the WACC formula by taking the total amount of debt in the denominator of each of the loans taken and multiplied it by the interest rate on which it is taken.
Hope this helps, although I think the values in the question are not correct, but nonetheless I have provide the correct solution according to the given values.
Thanks.