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Answer and Explanation:
The data is nominal data and so to represent it graphically, we used the pie chart. We have based our pie chart drawing on data assumed since we couldn't find data for the question. The data used here is still same type of data needed for the pie chart graphical representation and would merely bring a change of numerical value therefore affecting the pie chart in this regard only. We have done a rough hand estimate of the pie chart and what it would look like if drawn conveniently by hand with a protractor and compass, noting all the angles accurately(convert percentage to degrees, each percentage divided by 100 multiplied by 360) or using Excel software
Answer:
The answer is: $100,000
Explanation:
Under LIFO (last in, first out) costing method, we use the oldest costs are used to determine the ending inventory:
We were given the following data:
- Jan. 1: 8,000 purchased at $11 per unit
- June 19: 13,000 purchased at $12 per unit
- Nov. 8: 5,000 purchased at $13 per unit
If the ending inventory had 9,000 units, then its total cost is:
Ending inventory = (8,000 units x $11 per unit) + (1,000 units x $12 per unit)
Ending inventory = $88,000 + $12,000 = $100,000
Answer: is permitted if results are similar to the allowance method
Explanation:
The direct write-off method is refered to as an accounting method whereby the uncollectible accounts receivable are being written off as bad debt. Here, the bad debts expense account will be debited while the accounts receivable will be credited.
The direct write-off method is permitted if results are similar to the allowance method. For the allowance method, it should be noted that an estimation of the bad debt future amount will be charged to the reserve account once the sale takes place.
