For this case we have an equation of the form:
Where,
A: initial amount
b: growth rate
x: number of years
Substituting values we have:
By the time the earnings increase to 75000 we have:
From here, we clear x:
Answer:
you will have to wait until 23.95 years your winnings are worth $ 75,000
a) Internal consistency
Explanation:
The consistency of different items meant to measure the same thing within the test. An internal consistency contains a special case of reliability to split half, the scores of two halves of a single test are compared. This comparison of two tests tends to index reliability.
Answer:
Paid in capital excess of par is $$309,000
Explanation:
<u>Journal Entries</u>
Debt: Legal services (4,100 hours × $100 per hour) = $410,000
Credit: Common stock (101,000 shares × $1 par) = $101,000
Credit: Paid-in capital - excess of par (Remainder) = $309,000
To record the 101,000 shares compensated by 4,100 legal hours with $1 par value)
In the above transaction common stock issued in excess of par for legal services as compensation instead cash. Hence "legal services" have been debited as issuing company benefited for legal services. "Common stock" and "paid in capital in excess of par" has been credited as this issuing company issuing common stock.
Paid in capital excess of par is $$309,000
Answer:
D) 356
Explanation:
ME = Z x √[(P x Q) / N]
- margin of error (ME) = 4%
- 90% confidence level (Z) = 1.645 (by convention)
- P = 70% of apples exceed Grade A
- Q = 30% of apples do not exceed Grade A
- N = sample size = ?
0.04 = 1.645 x √[(0.7 x 0.3) / N]
0.04 = 1.645 x √(0.21 / N)
0.04 = 1.645 x 0.458 / √N
0.04 = 0.7538 / √N
√N = 0.7538 / 0.04 = 18.84
N = 18.84² = 355.2 ≈ 356 (there is no 0.2 apples, you must round up)
Answer:
<u>sell the stock which will drive it's expected return even lower.</u>
Explanation:
An investor wants to be compensated for the risk undertaken in the form of return. When investors believe that a stock is not providing sufficient return, such stocks would be sold by the investor.
When a stock is not performing well i.e it's current market price goes down, all the investors holding that stock will sell it , leading to it's market price going further down.
Since the market price goes further down, the expected return on such a stock would further decline.
