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3 years ago

What is the expected salary range for ocean engineer from entry level to being at the top of their field?

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Troyanec [42]3 years ago

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Answer: $47,000 to $117,000 per year

Explanation: An ocean engineer at a fresher level can earn $47k and with the experience of 10 years in the filed, the salary of an individual can lead up to $117k in a year.

The profession of ocean is considered to be one of the highest paid branch of engineering, with most recruiters belonging to extraction industry. The median salary of an ocean engineer, as per the latest data is $70,285.

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The answer is letter C.

Explanation:

The statement that would need to be documented in a report is The Fujita-Pearson tornado scale rates tornadoes with wind speeds of 261 to 318 miles per hour as F5 storms.

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Which statement about advertising’s characteristics is correct?

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Answer: Advertising seeks to appeal to a mass audience with a uniform message.

Explanation: Advertising involves creating awareness about a product or service to the public through the various channels of communication.

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The following items were taken from the financial statements of Mint, Inc., over a three-year period: Item201820172016 Net Sales

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2016 2017

Net Sales $36,000 12% $19,000 5.7%

Cost of Goods Sold $20,000 10.8% $19,000 9.2%

Gross Profit $16,000 8.6% $11,000 5.3%

Explanation:

Net Sales:

2016: Net Sales of 2017 - Net Sales of 2016 = $336,000 - $300,000 =$36,000

2017: Net Sales of 2018 - Net Sales of 2017 = $355,000 - $336,000 = $19,000

Percentage Change in Net Sales:

2016: ($336,000 - $300,000) / $300,000 = 12%

2017: ($355,000 - $336,000) / $336,000 = 5.7%

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2016: COGS of 2017 - COGS of 2016 = $206,000 - $186,000 =$20,000

2017: COGS of 2018 - COGS of 2017 = $214,000 - $206,000 = $19,000

Percentage Change in Cost of Goods Sold:

2016: $20,000 / $186,000 = 10.8%

2017: $19,000 / $206,000 = 9.2%

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2017: Gross Profit of 2018 - Gross Profit of 2017 = $141,000 - $130,000 = $11,000

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3 years ago

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Bond price = B = Face value = F = $100 (Because the bond sells at par value.)

Time to maturity = n = 10 years

Number of periods in a year = p = 1 (annual coupon payments)

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1 7.5 6.97674418604651 13.953488372093

2 7.5 6.48999459167117 38.939967550027

3 7.5 6.03720427132202 72.4464512558643

4 7.5 5.61600397332281 112.320079466456

5 7.5 5.22418974262587 156.725692278776

6 7.5 4.85971138848918 204.107878316546

7 7.5 4.52066175673412 253.157058377111

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9 7.5 3.91187604693056 352.06884422375

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10 100 48.5193928301464 5337.13321131611

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Explanation:

In my practice, it doesn't save capital, but it's still deserving it because it's wholesome and better than reserve purchased at the same amount.

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instant yeast 0.8 4 0.067 16 0 0 0 3

non-fat dry milk 4 20 0.203 70 0 7 10 109

sugar 4 20 0.019 75 0 0 20 0

canola oil 10 50 0.072 429 50 0 0

salt 2 10 0.006 0 0 0 0 3933

water 56 280 0.000 0 0 0 0 0

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