Answer:
Opportunity Cost refers to loss of potential gain which could've resulted from other non chosen alternatives when one opts for an alternative. It's also defined as the next best alternative.
The Opportunity Cost of attending a 4 year college with full time schedule & living on campus would be the foregone income another student earns who works in an organization for those same number of hours for the same duration of 4 years and also the fees paid for those 4 years at the college which if would've been banked or invested would've yielded a return.
The reason for choosing a four year college experience over above mentioned alternatives could be the in the form of expected higher income once an individual avails a degree.
Answer:
A) Both the present value and future value would increase.
Explanation:
If the compounding frequency increases, then both the present value and the future value will increase because the effective annual rate will increase. E.g. interest used to be compounded every 6 months, now it is compounded monthly.
Both the present value and the future value vary jointly, if the present value decreases, then the future value will also decrease, and vice versa.
Answer: V=7.43m/s
d =2.82m
Explanation:
a) For the first part, the initial velocity immediately after ejection, by using momentum conservation
before ejection, the momentum of the squid/water system is zero
there are no external forces acting on the system at the moment of ejection, so we can find the speed of the squid by noting
momentum before ejection = momentum after ejection
0 = M1U + M2V
0=-0.26 kg x 20 m/s + 0.7kg x V
where the speed of the water is taken as the negative sign, and V is the speed of the squid right after ejection, solving for V we get
V=7.43m/s
B. we use the equation vf^²=v0^²+2ad
where vf=final velocity = 0 since velocity is zero at motion's apex
v0=initial velocity = 7.43m/s
a = acceleration = -9.8m/s/s
d=height (to be found)
Therefore,
0=7.43^²+2(-9.8)d
Mathematically, it becomes
d=7.43^²/2(9.8)= 2.82m
d = 2.82m
Answer:
The borrower records its receipt of cash and new liability with this entry
Jan 1 Notes Receivable $10,000 Dr.
Sales / Accounts Receivable $10,000 Cr.
Received Note of 3 months with 9% interest
The entry would credit to Sales if it is received against sales or credit to account receivable isf it is received against accounts receivable for a further time period as the case may be.
