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Keith_Richards [23]
3 years ago
5

Which level of maintenance involves preventive and corrective procedures which are intended to restore equipment to a mission-ca

pable status?
Business
1 answer:
ivolga24 [154]3 years ago
4 0
<span>The level of maintenance that involves preventive and corrective procedures which are intended to restore equipment to a mission-capable status is the D - level maintenance. The FRC is a place whereby these kind of maintenance is being held. They are the ones who ensure that the transportation vehicle is still capable to operate such as checking their operation systems, maintenance, improvement and sampling.
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Option "C"  is correct.

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Option "c" is correct because companies are facing difficulties in the recruitment of workers which exhibits that few workers are available in the market. That means the company does not have enough options regarding the workers so it finds difficulty in the recruitment. Moreover, the availability of few workers means unemployment is very low.

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Delta Lighting has 30,000 shares of common stock outstanding at a market price of $15 a share. This stock was originally issued
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Calculation of Minimum lease annual payments from (MLP)    

Year  MLP from lessor       Present value                   Present valur of

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1                  $4,703                  1 /(1.08)=0925   $4,350.28

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3                   $4,703               1 /(1.08)^{\wedge} 3=0.793  $3,729.48

4                 $4,703               1 /(1.08)^{\wedge} 4=0.735  $3,456.71

5                   $4,703              1 /(1.08)^{\wedge} 5=0.680  $3,198.04

   

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residual value(ugrv)  4000  1 /(1.08)^{\wedge 5}=0.680  $2,720.00

Asset to be recorded

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(sum of mlp +ugrv)  $27,515                             $ 21,484.97

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Gross Investment=$27515        

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Walsh (lessee) shoiuld be recorded the amount of present value of minimum lease payments + Guaranteed Residual value=$18764.97 as asset and liabilty            

b) In the books of phelps (lessor)        

2017.01.01  Lease Recievble from walsh ….Dr  $21,484      

                                 to Asset                              $21,484      

(Being Lease receivable recorded )        

In the books of Walsh (lessee)        

2017.01.01  Asset ac ……………Dr  $18,764        

         to Lease Liabilty(Lessor)               $18,764      

(Being the asset and liabilty recorded )                

2017.12.31  Depreciation ……Dr  3752        

                            to Asset                      3752        

(Beint Depreciation recorded charged during the year recorded 18764/5 provided for 5 years)

Here annual payment started from the at the beginning of year i.e annual lease payments start from 01.01.2018.

c)  If expected residual value of $4000 is guaranteed by walsh no changes will be made in classification of lease and there is no chages in asset recorded in Lessor books. But changes will be made in the books of lessee as present value of guaranteed residual value should be added to asset I.e $18764+Present vlue of $4000     $18764+2720=21484

d)   If expected residual value of $3000 is guaranteed by walsh no changes will be made in classification of lease and there is no chages in asset recorded in Lessor books But changes will be made in the books of lessee as present value of guaranteed residual value should be added to asset    I.e $18764+Present vlue of $3000       $18764+$2040=$20804

 

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Explanation:

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For December he paid $2,000 in rent, $700 in utilities, $2,950 in salaries, and $50 on advertising. A full-service car wash costs $10.50. Unit variable costs per car wash are $2.50.

First, we need to calculate the total fixed costs:

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