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ICE Princess25 [194]
3 years ago
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Explain why you wouldn't want to use the customer first or last name field as the primary key for a table. What problem could th

is create?
Business
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zlopas [31]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

There could be a customer with the same name or surname. It could cause a mess in your database if the customer wants payback for something and there will be the customer with the same name. I think that the primary key should be consisted of unique Customer's ID number.

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Turner, Roth, and Lowe

a. Loss from selling the assets = $78,800

b. Loss allocation to the partners:

                                                            Turner      Roth      Lowe

Loss sharing ($78,800)                      $7,880    $31,520   $39,400

c. Capital contribution to cover deficiency:

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Contribution to cover deficiency     $3,000    $12,000    $15,000

Explanation:

a) Data and Calculations:

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Income and loss sharing ratio:               1                4             5

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Liabilities = $82,000  

Capital balances                                 $2,900   $14,200   $31,700

Cash received from sale of assets = $52,000 ($82,000 - $30,000)

Loss from sale of assets = $78,800 ($130,800 - $52,000)

Loss sharing ($78,800)                      $7,880    $31,520   $39,400

Contribution to cover deficiency       $3,000      $12,000   $15,000

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c. October 20         24,000         9%      55 days   Dec. 14 (11+30+14)

d. July 06                  4,500        10%      70 days   Sept. 14 (25+31+14)

e. September 15      9,000          8%      85 days   Dec. 9 (15+31+30+9)

Calculation of Interests:

a. = $173.33 ($6,000 * 8% * 130/360)

b. = $326.67 ($16,800 * 7% * 100/360)

c. = $330.00 ($24,000 * 9% * 55/360)

d. = $87.50 ($4,500 * 10% * 70/360)

e. = $170 ($9,000 * 8% * 85/360)

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