Answer:
Budgeted financial statements
Explanation:
<span>The Journal entry upon the 90 days (1/4 using 360 days a year) maturity at 5% rate should be $50,000 plus the Interest (I).
Let Journal Entry upon Maturity be J
Where J = Initial Signed Note + Initial Signed Note * Rate * Time
Which is also written as J = Initial signed Note (1 + Rate * Time)
Therefore J = 50,000 (1+5/100*1/4) = 50,625</span>
<span>While all professional sport seem to have a rising fan cost index the NFL has the highest with a fan cost index of $473 per fan. Making it more than double the average fan cost of the MLB and about $100 more than the NBA and NHL.</span>
Answer:
Assuming that Samuel's retiring age is exactly 65 years old, and he starts collecting benefits 24 months before his full retirement age (exactly on his birthday number 63), then he will receive $867 per month (or 86.7% of his full benefits).
This calculation varies depending on the number of months, e.g.
months before full retirement age % of full retirement benefit
24 86.7%
23 87.2%
22 87.8%
21 88.3%
20 88.9%
19 89.4%
18 90.0%
17 90.6%
16 91.1%
15 91.7%
14 92.2%
13 92.8%
Answer: c. there is no limit
Explanation: There is no limit to the number of products sold at varying prices when determining the business's break-even point. The break even point is defined as that volume of production where total costs (fixed and variable costs) equals total sales (revenue) resulting into a no-profit no-loss situation. As a result, when output falls below that point there is loss; and if output exceeds that point there is profit.
