Answer:
-1.0 million
Explanation:
the debt issued in the second year is equal to the sum of the excess of revenues over outlays
in year 1, debt = $1.0 million - $1.5 million = $-0.5 million
In year 2, debt = $1.5 million - $2.0 million = $-0.5 million
$-0.5 million + $-0.5 million = -1.0 million
Answer: $925.505
Explanation:
Given that,
Number of years of service = 35
Jennifer's average annual salary = $26,443
There is one assumption that she will receive 42% of her average annually.
Receive on a annually basis = 42% of $26,443
= 0.42 × $26,443
= $11,106.06
Jennifer expect to receive on a monthly basis = 
= 
= $925.505
Answer:
The cash flows from operating activities to be reported on the statement of cash flows prepared by the indirect method would be $108,099
Explanation:
Cash Flow from Operating Activities adjusts the Net Income for the Year with (1) Non-Cash Items, (2) Items Appearing Elsewhere (3) Changes in Working Capital.
From the given data Net Cash flow from Operating Activities is Determined as follows:
<u>Cash flow from Operating Activities</u>
Net income $124,042
<em>Adjustment for Changes in Working Capital.</em>
Increase In Trade Receivables (61,370-45,427) ($15,943)
Net Cash flow from Operating Activities $108,099
Answer:
The correct answer would be $5
Explanation:
The formula to use is "Expected return to player" which is
E(x) = x.p(x)
where x is the return to player if they win
and p(x) is the probability of winning.
So here,
x = $100 (return to player for winning)
p(x) = 1/50 (probability of winning)
Therefore expected return to player is
E(x) = x.p(x)
= $100 x 1/50
= $100/50
= $2
Cost: $7
Expected return to player is $2.
Therefore Loss (to player) is Cost minus Expected return
= $7 - $2 = $5 <---- expected value for the carnival to gain,
The loss to the player is the carnival's gain. It's $5.
