Answer:
a) Future Value = $530
b) Future Value = $561.8
c) Present Value =$566.037
d) Present Value =$533.99
Explanation:
FV = PV × (1+r)^n
FV -future Value , r- interest rate,n- number of years , PV-present Value
FV = 500 ×(1.06)^1 =
Future Value = $530
b
FV = 500 × 1.06^2 =
Future Value = $561.8
c) Present Value
PV = FV × (1+r)^(-n)
PV = 600 ×1.06^(-1)=566.037
Present Value =$566.037
d)
PV = FV × (1+r)^(-n)
FV -future Value , r- interest rate,n- number of years , PV-present Value
PV = 600 ×1.06^(-2) = 533.99
Present Value =$533.99
a) Future Value = $530
b) Future Value = $561.8
c) Present Value =$566.037
d) Present Value =$533.99
Answer:
False
Explanation:
The whole purpose of the Madrid Protocol is to simplify the registration of trademarks among the participating countries. A company or person can register a trademark in any of the participating countries and it will be valid in all the countries that signed the protocol (over 90 countries). This simplifies and unifies the trademark registration process.
A because it helps you without getting loans
Answer:
(A)
cash 85,000
unearned revenues 85,000
(B)
unearned revenues 40,000
subscroption revenues 40,000
Explanation:
(A)
Unearned revenues are a liability. It increases from the credit, so in this entry, we increased cash by the amount received and also increase unearned revenue for 85,000
WHY ARE LIABILITIES?
The payment made by customer in-advance generates an obligation to the NYT. The journal is forced to deliver their newspaper to these people, it has an obligation, which is certain and quantifiable in dollars, that fits in the definition of liabilities.
(B)
HOW UNEARNED BECOME EARNED?
Once time past AKA newspapers are delivered, the obligation decrease and part of the annual subscription become revenues
Answer:
No
Explanation:
When we do research, it is important to keep confidentiality regarding the personal data from the persons we interview. In other words, we are not supposed to tell other people "who said what" or to publish our results with the names of the people (if we're publishing a paper).
In this case, Sara conducted a study in her sixth grade classroom about interests in science classes, later she shared what individual students said with the seventh-grade teachers. Therefore, she shared confidential information when she told the teacher what individual students said. Therefore, Sara wasn't sharing this information in accordance with ethical research practices.
