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4 years ago

In the study of geomorphology, why do we primarily concentrate on processes rather than on distribution patterns by latitude?

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In the study of geomorphology, processes like weathering and erosion are key to how the rocks will be sculpted by natural forces to produce interesting landforms like buttes and mesas for example. The distribution of geomorphological features like say the Amazon River by latitude is important but the process that shaped the landforms is more important as to how it got its present configuration.

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The next 5 questions use the same below information. Company C had the following investment. Help them determine the financial s

valentinak56 [21]

Answer:

$143,600

Explanation:

Calculation for What is net income for 20X1 assuming the investment is short-term

Using this formula

Net income for 20X1 = Sales – Expenses + Unrealized gain on short-term investments

Let plug in the formula

Net income for 20X1 = $1,670,200 - $1,536,600 + $10,000

Net income for 20X1= $143,600

Therefore the net income for 20X1 assuming the investment is short-term will be $143,600

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3 years ago

Consider two products, X and Y, that have identical cost, retail price, and demand parameters and the same short selling season

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Answer: b. stocking quantity of product B is higher.

Explanation:

We are using the Newsvendor model and are told that the products have identical cost, retail price, and demand parameters and the same short selling season.

Using this model, it is important to understand 2 terminologies for this question, Overage cost and Underage costs.

Overage Costs is the cost of unused inventor and is calculated by subtracting Salvage Value from the cost price.

Underage costs are costs arising from unmet Demand. In this scenario they are the same because both products share the same demand.

The Overage costs for the products are,

Overage cost for Product X =100-75

=25%

Overage cost for Product Y = 20%

When deciding which product to stick more of we look at the one with the higher CRITICAL RATIO.

The formula of which is,

= Cu/(Cu+Co)

Where,

Cu is the Underage cost,

Co is the Overage cost

As earlier mentioned, both have the same Underage cost meaning that B will give a higher CRITICAL ratio as it's Co is smaller.

Product B should therefore be stocked more than Product A.

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4 years ago

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Ryan Olson organized a new company, MeToo, Inc. The company provides networking management services on social network sites. You

Shalnov [3]

Answer:

Ryan Olson

General Journal

Cash $31,500 (debit)

Common Stock $31,500 (credit)

Received Cash in Exchange of Common Stock

Cash $48,000 (debit)

Note Payable $48,000 (credit)

Received Cash from Bank Loan

Prepaid Insurance $3,900 (debit)

Cash $3,900 (credit)

Paid Fire Insurance Policy in advance

Furniture $31,800 (debit)

Account Payable $31,800 (credit)

Purchased Furniture on credit

Advertising Expense $260(debit)

Cash $260 (credit)

Paid Advertising Expenses

Cash $685 (debit)

Service Revenue $685 (credit)

Received Cash from Service Rendered

Account Payable $31,800 (debit)

Cash $31,800 (credit)

Made Payment to Furniture Supplier

Explanation:

See the Journal Entries and Narrations that prepared above.

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3 years ago

Which one of the following statements is TRUE?A. The risk-free rate of return has a risk premium of 1.0.B. The reward for bearin

nika2105 [10]

Answer:

The correct answer is letter "D": The higher the expected rate of return, the wider the distribution of returns.

Explanation:

The rate of return (RoR) is the earnings an asset generates in excess of its initial cost. The amount is usually expressed as an annualized percentage rate. The RoR estimates grow between two given periods. The spread of the returns directly depends on how high those returns are: the higher, the wider distribution and vice versa.

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4 years ago

A machine purchased on 1/1/21 for $24,000 and on which $14,400 of Accumulated Depreciation has been recorded through 12/31/23 wa

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Answer:

Gain on disposal = $7600

Explanation:

As the machine is sold on 1 April 2024, we first need to update the depreciation expense and charge the depreciation to the date. The depreciation has been charged till 1 December 2023. So, we need to charge the depreciation for three more months.

The formula for depreciation expense under straight line method is,

Depreciation expense per year = (Cost - Salvage value) / Estimated useful life

Depreciation expense per year = (24000 - 0) / 5

Depreciation expense per year = $4800 per year

Depreciation expense for three months = 4800 * 3/12 = $1200

Accumulated depreciation 1 April 2024 = 14400 + 1200 = $15600

To calculate the gain or loss on disposal, we first need to determine the net book value of asset and deduct it from the cash received on disposal.

NBV = Cost - Accumulated depreciation

NBV = 24000 - 15600

NBV = $8400

Gain on disposal = 16000 - 8400

Gain on disposal = $7600

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