Answer: Packet switching.
Explanation:
Packet switching is a method of transmitting information where the information is divided into packets and sent, and then the information packets are reassembled back together when the information get to the destination.
Answer:
Land 90,000 debit
Building 270,000 debit
Cash 360,000 credit
--to record the purchase of land and a building atached to the ground--
Explanation:
To know the values we will calcualte the weights of each concept according to their fair values.
Then, we multiply these weight by the actual amount at which we purchased.
Land 100,000
Building <u> 300,000 </u>
Total 400,000
land weight: 100,000/400,000 = 25%
buidling weight: 300,000 / 400,000 = 75%
land enter the accounting as 25% of 360,000 = 90,000
building will we posted as 75% of 360,000 = 270,000
Answer: Collateral bonds
Explanation: In simple words, collateral or secured bonds refers to the the bonds that have are backed by the security of some financial asset such as any stock or some other bonds which are referred to as collateral.
These collateral assets are held and deposited by the trustee at the discretion of the holders. Generally, the interest rate on these bonds is Lower than the interest rates of normal bonds without collateral as they have an additional security.
In case the company fails to pay to the bonds holders they can pressure the company to sell the asset and make payments to the bondholders. These bonds are issued by strong organisations to some specific individuals.
Answer: Real estate
Explanation: Liquidity refers to the ability of a security to be converted into cash without having a major change in its price. In other words, liquidity is the relationship between the speed of sale of a security and its change in price.
Real estate refers to the land or other housing facilities etc. These assets require huge amount for purchase. It takes to find a buyer willing to make such a big investment, thus, they are not liquid.
Hence from the above we can conclude that the right option is C.
