Answer:
I would say A or b
Explanation:
if it cost them 10,000
and they sold for 50,000 they would need to reinventory. but first count max out cost and spendings for goods hope this helps
Answer:
5.08%
Explanation:
using the Gordon growth model we can calculate the expected growth rate:
current stock price = dividend / (required rate of return - growth rate)
$54.20 = $3.75 / (12% - g)
12% - g = $3.75 / $54.20
12% - g = 6.92%
g = 12% - 6.92% = 5.08%
Weight data is your answer
Answer:
D. Cash is debited $5,000; capital is credited $5,000.
Explanation:
The action by Mr. Peabody will increase both cash and capital accounts by $5000 each. As per the accounting equation,( Assets = owners equity + liabilities) cash and capital are on the opposites sides. Cash is an asset, while capital is equity.
An increase in an asset is a debit, while an increase in capital is credited. In this case, the cash account will be debited by $5000, while the same amount will credit the capital account.
Answer and Explanation:
The computation of the purchase of fixed assets is shown below:-
March 12 Purchase of fixed assets = $274,000. This same is shown in the investing activities section of the cash flow statement in the negative sign
October 4 Sale of fixed assets = $151,000. This same is shown in the investing activities section of the cash flow statement in the positive sign
Gain on sale of the fixed asset is
= Sales Value - Cost of asset
= $151,000 - $129,000
= $22,000
This amount is shown in the operating activities section of the cash flow statement in the negative sign
