A.
when the force of an object increases, so does its acceleration.
Answer:
B. Paid-In Capital in Excess of Stated long dash Common for $ 130,000
Explanation:
Whenever shares are issued at a price higher than the par value, then the additional value that is higher than par value is is added to paid in capital in excess of stated common capital.
Here, in the given case stated capital = 10,000 
$3 = $30,000
Paid in capital in excess of stated capital = 10,000 ($16 - $3) = $130,000
Thus, correct entry will include credit to both of the above.
Therefore, correct option is
B. Paid-In Capital in Excess of Stated long dash Common for $ 130,000
Answer:
For each can of soda he gets one in return.
Explanation:
If he gets one soda for another the logical answer is that for each trade he gets a soda but it also could mean that those are his two favorite.
Answer:
False
Explanation:
Caleb is liable for negligence if the accident wasn't caused by him, but was caused by another vehicle.
For negligence theory to be true in this case the following must happen;
1. Caleb must make a mistake
2. The mistake must cause damage to Duffy
3. The mistake must not be of catastrophe
Answer:
The answer is C.
Explanation:
The Federal Reserve acts as the Central Bank. And the tool it uses to control the economy is monetary policy and its tools are:
1. Reserve requirements
2. Open market operation
3. Discount rate(interest rate)
The Federal reserve can control the money supply in the eco economy through any of these tools.
For example, if Federal reserve wants to increase the money supply, they can do the following:
a) reducing the interest rate it lends commercial banks money, commercial banks too reduces the interest it charges businesses or households. With lower interest, households and businesses are encouraged to borrow, thereby increasing the money supply and vice-versa.
b) lowering the reserve requirements. Reserve requirement is the minimum balance commercial banks must have with the federal reserves. This is guided by law. Lowering the reserve requirements enable commercial banks to have more money to lend to their customers and vice-versa.
In all, Federal reserve use any of these tools to control money supply that is consistent with their target nominal interest rate.
