Mining companies , farms, financial services, and fisheries are all examples of Industrial markets
Industrial markets refer to the business who focus themselves on serving their costumer in specific field of products or services. For example, farms server their customers in Agricultural and farming products.
Answer:
<em>e) $320,000</em>
<em>Harley's income from Bike in 2012= Harley's investment in Bike * Net Income of Bike in 2012 + Dividend Income share of Harley received from Bike in 2012</em>
= 0.4 or 40% * $ 500,000 + 0.4 or 40% * $ 300,000
= $ 200,000 + $ 120,000 = <em>$ 320,000 </em>
Explanation:
For computing Harley's income from Bike in 2012, we should find the Harley's income from Bike from the two sources given in the problem i.e.
- <em>Net Income of Bike in 2012</em>
- <em>Dividend Paid by Bike in 2012</em>
The Net Income of Bike in 2012 = $ 500,000
Therefore, <em>Harley's Net Income share in Bike of 2012</em> = 0.4 or 40% * $ 500,000 (As Harley's investment in Bike is 0.4 or 40%).
= $ 200,000 - (Part A)
<em>Dividend income of Harley from Bike in 2012</em> = 0.4 or 40% * $ 300,000
= $ 120,000 - (Part B)
Adding Part A and Part B we get the answer of <em>$ 320,000.</em>
The cost of the room in dollars is obtained by multiplying the given value with the conversion. This is shown below,
(€ 75) x ($1.298 / <span>€1)
The numerical value of the operation above is $97.35. Therefore, the answer is letter C. $97.35. </span>
The computation is shown below:
The amount which is to be recovered is equal to the purchase amount i.e $650,000
The present value of bargain purchase option is
= $150,000 × Present value factor at 6% for 6th period
= $150,000 × 0.704961
= $105,744
The amount to be recovers through periodic lease payment is
= $650,000 - $105,744
= $544,256
And, the annual lease payment is
= Recovered amount through periodic lease payment ÷ Cumulative Present value factor for annuity due at 6% for 6 periods
= $544,256 ÷ 5.212364
= $104,416
Answer:
b account payable is your answer.....
Explanation:
B. Accounts Payable