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3 years ago

The automobile will not remain the primary source of transportation true or false

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I think the correct answer would be false. The automobile will remain the primary source of transportation. As we can see today, almost all of the people use automobile to go to different places. As we see in the road, different vehicles are present. Also, the automobile industry, recently, is a booming industry. We have different models, colors, brands and specifications of the vehicles. I think the use of automobiles as the primary source of transportation would still go for many years as it is the most convenient and comfortable transportation as compared to others like bicycle, train and motorcycle.

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Answer:

ore deposits 7,147,920 debit

cash 7,147,920 credit

--to record purchase of land with ore deposit--

machinery 1,900,080 debit

account payable 1,900,080 credit

Account payable 1,900,080 debit

Cash 1,900,080 credit

--to record machine installation and payment of it 2 days later--

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Explanation:

the first entries are quite self-explanatory

Now, to calculate the depreication and depletion:

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Ethan Manufacturing Inc. produces floor mats for automobiles. The owner, Joseph Ethan, has asked you to assist in estimating mai

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Answer:

Month Maintenance Machine Equation MAPE

costs hours error (Abs.)

1 $2,750 1,840 $269 9.78%

2 $2,910 1,920 $197 6.77%

3 $3,060 2,000 $135 4.41%

4 $3,170 2,020 $47 1.48%

5 $3,250 2,050 0 0%

6 $3,220 2,030 $8 0.25%

7 $3,160 2,010 $46 1.46%

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10 $2,370 1,250 0 0%

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12 $2,600 1,740 $309 11.88%

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Answer:

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