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Which of the following BEST summarizes the purpose of Section 4 of the 25th Amendment?

andrew11 [14]

B is the answer .Branliest plz thank you.

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3 years ago

Bubba's Custom Shrimp Catering uses activity-based costing to determine the cost of its catering events. The firm has two activi

Svetach [21]

Answer:

The best option would be option d since it provides the least cost and therefor a higher possibility of being the most profitable.

a. Total cost for option a=$37,000

b. Total cost for option b=$36,250

c. Total cost for option c=$33,750

d. Total cost for option d=$30,625

Explanation:

Step 1: Determine the formula total cost

Total cost=direct costs+cooking cost+serving cost+improvement costs

Consider option a

where;

direct costs=$400×25=$10,000

cooking costs=cooking cost per catering event×number of catering events

cooking costs per year=500×25=$12,500

serving cost=serving cost per plate×number of events×number of plates per event

serving cost per plate=$12

number of events=25

number of plates per event=(80/100)×50=40

serving cost=12×25×40=$12,000

Improvement costs=$2,500

replacing;

Total cost=10,000+12,500+12,000+2,500=$37,000

Consider option b

where;

direct costs=$10,000

cooking costs=cooking cost per catering event×number of catering events

cooking costs per year=500×25=$12,500

serving cost=serving cost per plate×number of events×number of plates per event

serving cost per plate=$12×0.75=$9

number of events=25

number of plates per event=50

serving cost=9×25×50=$11,250

Improvement costs=$2,500

replacing;

Total cost=10,000+12,500+11,250+2,500=$36,250

Consider option c

where;

direct costs=$10,000×0.75=$7,500

cooking costs=cooking cost per catering event×number of catering events

cooking costs per year=500×25=$12,500

serving cost=serving cost per plate×number of events×number of plates per event

serving cost per plate=$12×0.75=$9

number of events=25

number of plates per event=50

serving cost=9×25×50=$11,250

Improvement costs=$2,500

replacing;

Total cost=7,500+12,500+11,250+2,500=$33,750

Consider option d

where;

direct costs=$10,000×0.75=$7,500

cooking costs=cooking cost per catering event×number of catering events

cooking costs per year=500×25×0.75=$9,375

serving cost=serving cost per plate×number of events×number of plates per event

serving cost per plate=$12×0.75=$9

number of events=25

number of plates per event=50

serving cost=9×25×50=$11,250

Improvement costs=$2,500

replacing;

Total cost=7,500+9,375+11,250+2,500=$30,625

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3 years ago

If the sender in a nonpersonal, paid promotion is identified, we define it as advertising. if the sender is not readily identifi

Ronch [10]

If the sender is not readily identified, we label it propaganda.
Usually, propaganda is used to advertise political causes, and to persuade you into believing that particular promotion. They want you to join them, and to follow their leader, which is why they are promoting their own causes, whilst not identifying themselves.

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3 years ago

William has developed a better type of medication vial for travelers. He is not sure how to develop a marketing program for his

Alexxx [7]

Answer: keyword analysis

Explanation: keyword analysis is a method skilled people in boosting the quality and amount of the quantity of data sent and received by people that visit a website by increasing the visibility of a website to users of internet search engine, make use of in other to locate and study alternate search words that individuals input into search engines while searching for the same topic.

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4 years ago

A coupon bond paying semiannual interest is reported as having an ask price of 117% of its $1,000 par value. If the last interes

Vinil7 [7]

Answer:

$1,195

Explanation:

Calculation the invoice price of the bond

Using this formula

Invoice price of the bond =Clean price + Accrued interest

First step is to find the clean price using this formula

Clean price=Bond amount par value×Ask price percentage

Let plug in the formula

Clean price =$1,000×117/100

Clean price=$1,170

Second step is to calculate for the accrued interest.

Since Semiannually means 6 month, and we were told that the last interest payment was made a month ago which mean we have 5 months left. Now let find the accrued interest using this formula

Accrued interest = Number of days in month ×(5months/6months)

Let plug in the formula

Accrued interest=30× (5months/6months)

Accrued interest =30×0.83333

Accrued interest =$25

The last step is to calculate for invoice price of the bond using this formula

Invoice price of the bond =Clean price + Accrued interest

Let plug in the formula

Invoice price of the bond=$1,170+$25

Invoice price of the bond=$1,195

Therefore the Invoice price of the bond will be $1,195

5 0

4 years ago