Accounting is like learning a language. Always remember the debits and credits must equal zero.
There are little equations you can learn that will help such as:
Assets – Liabilities = Owners’ equity
Net assets = Owners’ equity
You will need to learn the definition of each category (Assets, short term assets. long term assets, etc) however it’s not hard once you get these categories and definitions down.
Perhaps purchase “Accounting for Dummies”, it gives an overall picture. I suggest this book in the kindest way. It breaks formula’s and word definitions down. Wish it was around when I was majoring in Accounting.
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Step-by-step explanation:
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Step-by-step explanation:
In order for 4*t to equal d, the 4 has to represent a rate with respect to time because the multiplication between them will cancel the time unit. We know this because of the formula d = rt with 'r' being rate
a: 4 is the rate at which Shelby walks, 4 miles per hour
b: T is replaced with 32, so the expression tells us the distance Shelby travels in 32 hours at a rate of 4 miles per hour
Answer:
The young blue whale will gain 8,000 pounds in 40 days
Step-by-step explanation:
200 x 40 = 8,000
Option B : .35 is the largest decimal.
We get to know the bigger decimal by :
First look at tenth place, in this, 3 is there in every option in tenth place.
Next, look at the hundredth place, Option A has 3, Option B has 5, Option C has 3 and Option D has 3.
Which one is bigger. ? 5 is bigger of the all in hundredth place.
So, option B has bigger decimal.