So if each nominal is 5 and the inflation 1 so if you have 5 inflation you will have 25 nominal
Answer:
a. $1,765,000
Explanation:
Total stockholder’s equity on December 31, 2013 = Total equity at end 2012 – amount paid for 3,000 shares were reacquired at $28 per share – amount paid for 3,000 shares were reacquired at $35 per share + amount collect from 1,800 shares of treasury stock were sold at $30 per share + net income of $450,000
= $1,450,000 – 3,000 * $28 – 3,000 * $35 + 1,8000 *$30 + $450,000 = $1,765,000
Answer:
B. The total interest = $4.35
Explanation:
The first question to answer, is what is the present value of the annuity of the loan and then based on that the total interest can be calculated.
<h2>Present value of annuity= A x [(1-(1+r)-n)/r]*(1+r) </h2>
Where the A represents Annuity = or $20
The r represents the rate or 1.5%
and the n represents the number of periods which is 6 months
Calculating the value =
= 20 x [(1-1.015^-6)/0.015]*1.015
= 20 x [(1-0.91454219251)/0.015]*1.015
= 20*5.782644973
=$115.65
Now that the loan amount is known, the Total Interest can be calculated as follows
Total Interest= number of payments x monthly payments) - the loan amount (calculated above)
= 20 x 6 -115.65
= 120-115.65
The total interest = $4.35
Answer:
The answer is b.Cash ,000 Notes Payable ,000
Explanation:
The exact entry Drake Builders Company has to record in its accounting book for the proceeds received from the issuance of the note is:
1st January
Dr Cash 400,000
Cr Note Payable 400,000
As at the time the note is issued, no interest expenses has been incurred, all the answer with Interest expenses can be eliminated.
In fact, interest expenses is only incurred and accrued during the lifetime of the note, based on the number of days the note is hold; that is, from the day the fund is lend out to Drake Builders Company; not on the day of issuance.
