Answer:
Density of propane = 17.8 g/L
Propane is more priced than gasoline
Explanation:
Given:
Temperature, T = 298 K
Pressure, P = 10 bar = 0.987 × 10 = 9.87 atm
now,
Molar mass of propane, M = 44.1 g/mol
From ideal gas law
⇒ PV = nRT
here,
n is the number of moles
R is the ideal gas constant = 0.0821 L.atm/mol.K
also,
Density, D =
or
V =
and,
nM = mass
thus,
V =
substituting in the ideal gas relation
we have
P =
or
D =
or
D = 
or
D = 17.8 g/L
Now,
1 gallon = 3.78 Liter
Therefore,
5 gallon = 5 × 3.78 Liter = 18.9 Liter
Thus,
mass of 5 gallon propane = Volume × Density
= 18.9 Liter × 17.8 g/L
= 336.42 g
or
= 0.336 kg
also it is given that Price of 5 gallon propane i.e 0.336 kg = $30
Therefore,
Price per kg = 
= $89.28
and,
Mass of 5 gallons i.e 18.9 Liter gasoline = Density × Volume
= 0.692 g/cm³ × 18.9 Liter
also,
1 L = 1000 cm³
thus,
= 0.692 g/cm³ × 18.9 × 1000 cm³
= 13078.8 g
or
= 13.078 kg
Therefore,
Price per kg of gasoline = 
= $2.29
hence, propane is more priced than gasoline
The correct option is D.
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Answer:
b. debit warranty expense $10,000; credit estimated warranty liability $10,000
Explanation:
The journal entry to record the estimated warranty expense is shown below:
Warranty Expense Dr $10,000 ($200,000 × 5%)
To Estimated Warranty Liability $10,000
(being the warranty expense is recorded)
Here the warranty expense is debited as it increased the expense and credited the estimated warranty liability as it also increased the liability
Therefore the option b is correct
Check the price at other stores and check the price before adding profit
Answer:
$5,055,000
Explanation:
Note: <em>The full question is attached below</em>
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Particulars Amount
Cash $875,000
Accounts receivable $2,695,000
Less: Installments not due in 2021 <u>($600,000)</u> $2,095,000
[$1,200,000 - ($150,000 * 4)]
Inventory <u>$2,085,000</u>
Total of current assets <u>$5,055,000</u>