Answer:
- 8 months for the first interest
- 6 months for the second
Explanation:
The interest is to be paid semi-annually which means that it accrues for 6 months. However, the bond was issued on May 1, 2020 which is 8 months before the first interest payment on January 1, 2021 so the January payment will have to cover for those months as interest starts to build immediately the bond is purchased.
The second payment on July 1, 2021 will cover the period of 6 months between January 1 and July 1, 2021.
The marginal benefit from the activity is equal to the marginal cost
Answer:
a. The estimated coefficient for size is approximately <u>13.81</u>.
b. In the regression, two predictors are used. These two predictors are size and fireplace (FP).
Explanation:
a. The estimated coefficient for size is approximately _____.
Estimated coefficient for size = Standard Error of size * t-Stat of size = 1.2072436 * 11.439 = 13.81
Therefore, the estimated coefficient for size is approximately <u>13.81</u>.
b. How many predictors (independent variables) were used in the regression?
Independent variables can be described as variables that are changed or manipulated in order to measure the effect of their changes on the dependent variable. Independent variables are therefore also called predictors because they employed to predict the dependent variable.
In the regression, two predictors are used. These two predictors are size and fireplace (FP).
Answer:
Total fixed cost $16,000
unit fixed cost for 10,000 units $1.60
Explanation:
the budget was made for 8,000 units
so the 2.00 dollars for fixed cost will be based on a production for 8,000 units
total fixed cost: 8,000 budgeted units x $2 per unit = 16,000
This is the level of fixed cost.
<u>For 10,000 units the total fixed cost should be the same.</u>
and for units it will be total cost / units of production
16,000 / 10,000 = 1.6
On unit-level it will drop by 40 cent to $1.60 from $2.00
