Answer:
Jim will receive 449,999.62
Explanation:
We are going to discount the sales commission from the proceeds of the home, this will be the net cash received from Jim
sales price 478,723
commission 6% of 478,723 = 39723.38
net realizable 449,999.62
(sales price - commisions)
Answer:
3 cases
Explanation:
Marginal product refers to change in the total output when an additional input is employed. For example, output is 5 units when 2 laborers are employed. When another unit of input i.e 3rd laborer is employed, the output rises to 9 units. In this case marginal product of the 3rd unit of labor would be 9 - 5 i.e 4 units.
In the given case, before Atul is hired, the production was 4 cases per week. After his being hired, it rose to 7 cases per week. Thus Atul's marginal product in the given case would be 7 - 4 i.e 3 cases.
Answer:
OB. Gross Purchases.
Explanation:
Gross purchases represent all the purchases a business made in a particular period. It includes returns outwards ( purchases returns), discounts and allowances received.
Net purchases are calculated by subtracting purchase returns, discounts received, and allowances from gross purchases.
Therefore, Net Purchases + Purchases Returns and Allowances + Purchase Discounts= gross purchases.
Answer:
The correct answer is letter "A": Title; author’s name; name of report; name and organization of the receiver; author’s title; date of submission.
Explanation:
The title page is the front page that starts every formal report. It gives the first impression on how well structured the study has been compacted and provides an overall idea of what is the report going to be explaining. The correct order of information that must be included is:
- <em>Title </em>
- <em>Author’s name</em>
- <em>Name of report</em>
- <em>Name and organization of the receiver</em>
- <em>Author’s title</em>
- <em>Date of submission</em>
Some of them include an <em>abstract </em>at the bottom of the page adding a brief summary of the content, usually to attract the reader.
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