Answer:
$60 million
Explanation:
The quick ratio is the financial ratio of the current assets less inventory to current liabilities. While the accounting equation shows the relationship between the elements of a balance sheet which are assets liabilities and equity.
This may be expressed mathematically as
Assets = Liabilities + Equity
Given that quick ration is 1.7 and current liabilities = $50 million
1.7 = current assets less inventory/$50 million
current assets less inventory = 1.7 * $50 million
= $85 million
The total asset is made up of the current assets less inventory, inventory, fixed assets. Let the balance for fixed assets be y
$85 + $65 + y = $210 (all amounts in millions)
y = $210 - $150 (all amounts in millions)
y = $60 (all amounts in millions)
Answer:
$177,114.99
Explanation:
The ending balance of the loan at the end of the 30th month after the monthly payment is the beginning balance at the beginning of the month plus the interest for the month minus the monthly payment.
Note that the interest expense for the month increases the loan balance while the monthly payment reduces the balance.
interest expense for 30th month=beginning balance*fixed interest rate/2
interest expense for 30th month=$177,391.93*4.375%/12
interest expense for 30th month=$646.74
monthly payment =$923.68
The ending balance of the loan=$177,391.93+$646.74-$923.68
The ending balance of the loan=$177,114.99
Answer:
1) Luxury
2) Necessity
Explanation:
1)The hair tie is a luxury good for Mike because Mike has a income elasticity of 5 which means that if mike's income decreases 1% his demand for the good decreases 5%, which shows that his demand for this good is highly sensitive to his income which is a characteristic of luxury goods, as you only buy luxury goods when your income increases.
2) It is a necessity for Sally because her income elasticity to the good is 0.2 which means every 1% change in income changes her demand by just 0.2%, which shows demand is not very sensitive to income and the quantity she buys them in dont rely much on her income, which is a sign of a necessity, you buy a certain amount of necessities regardless of your income.
