1.) student loans due to the fact that they are more secure than credit card debt and maybe have long periods before they have to be paid off.
2.) chad has a maximum amount of money he can use before it has to be paid back. Unfortunately chads maximum was so low he couldn’t even buy popcorn, or he already maxed out his card.
To answer this item, we assume that the interest rate is simple, such that the yearly rate was only divided by 12 months in order to determine the rate per month. Hence, to answer this item, we simply have to multiply the given percent by 12.
rate of interest/year = (12)(0.85%) = 10.2%
Therefore, the answer is 10.2%.
Answer:
E. Reports how equity changes over a period of time.
Explanation:
Statement of owner's equity as the name suggests is the statement which describes the changes in owner's equity, as it is obvious that the change cannot occur at a point of time, it will occur over a period of time.
And therefore, the statement is prepared over a period generally for a fiscal year, or a financial year.
There is no statement prepared to show any change in owner's equity at a point.
Statement reporting cash flows is called cash flow statement.
Therefore, correct option is:
Statement E
Answer:
A reduced time in debt
Explanation:
Gina intends to purchase that motorbike on credit. By making a down-payment, Gina is reducing the amount she needs to borrow to buy the bike.
A reduced loan amount means that Gina will require less to repay. It also implies that the interest to be paid will reduce. Making the down-payment helps Gina stay in debt for a short period.
Hey there!
Your answer is reciprocal independence.
In reciprocal independence, different areas of a company are constantly communicating with each other.
Sequential independence means that one area is dependent on the actions of another, which is not what this is describing.
In pooled independence, different parts of the business are very separate and don't really interact with others, which is definitely what this is describing.
Hope this helps!
