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Amanda wants to buy a new car. What questions of financial responsibility should she ask herself before she makes the purchase?

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Answer:

second answer

fourth answer

first answer

Explanation:

because,if you want to buy a car,you need to budget your money...it is worth for you to buy it or not...

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3 years ago

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Using a computerized Inventory Management System, a Paint Supply Store franchise continuously monitors the inventory of all the

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Answer:

A. $348.29

Explanation:

Given that:

The Paint Supply Store franchise sells an average of 30 gallons of Red Paint every week (for 52 weeks per year)

i.e weekly demand = 30 gallons

Since 30 gallons is demanded weekly

Then annual demand for a year that contains 52 weeks = 30 × 52

= 1560

Order quantity = 70 gallons

Thus; number of orders = annual demand for a year / order quantity

number of orders = 1560 /70

number of orders = 22.2857

Price per gallon = $2.00

Time to receive order = 1.25 weeks

Administrative cost Ordering paint (i.e ordering cost per order) = $15

The total Ordering cost per order = number of orders × ordering cost per order

The total Ordering cost per order = 22.2857 × 15

The total Ordering cost per order = $334.2855

Holding cost = 20% of the purchase price per gallon per year

Holding cost = 20/100 × $2

Holding cost = 0.2 × $2

Holding cost = $0.4 per unit per year

∴

The Inventory Holding cost = ( order quantity /2 ) × holding cost

The Inventory Holding cost = (70/2) × 0.4

The Inventory Holding cost = 35 × 0.4

The Inventory Holding cost = $14

Finally, Total Annual Inventory Cost for the company's current policy is :

Total Annual Inventory Cost = Total Ordering cost per order + Inventory Holding cost

Total Annual Inventory Cost = $334.2855 + $14

Total Annual Inventory Cost = $348.2855

Total Annual Inventory Cost ≅ $348.29

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3 years ago

Nursing faculty at Walnut Valley Community College must possess a master's degree in nursing from a regionally accredited colle

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Answer:

Job Specification

Explanation:

Based on the information provided within the question it can be said that these requirements would most likely be stated on the Job Specification. This is a form that specifies the requirements that an individual must have in order to be chosen as an option for the hiring company. These requirements may include educational qualifications, years of experience, health requirements, specific skills, etc.

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3 years ago

The Cutting Department of Sheridan Company has the following production and cost data for July.

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Answer:

1. Materials Conversion Costs

Total equivalent units of production 17,200 15,800

2. Cost per Equivalent Unit $ 4.05 $ 2.6

Explanation:

Cutting Department

Weighted-Average Method

1. Equivalent Units

Particulars Units % of Completion Equivalent Units

Materials Conversion Materials Conversion

Transferred Out 13,700 100 100 13,700 13,700

Ending Inventory 3500 100 60 3500 2100

Total Equivalent Units 17,200 15,800

The Ending Inventory units are 3500 which are not yet complete.

Materials Conversion Costs

Total equivalent units of production 17,200 15,800

2. Cost Per Equivalent Units

Materials Conversion

Cost Added 69,660 18,480 + 22,600

Total Costs 69,660 41,080

Equivalent Units 17,200 15,800

Cost per Equivalent Unit 69,660 / 17,200 41,080/ 15,800

$ 4.05 $ 2.6

Cost of Ending Work In Process $ 19635

Materials = 3500 * $ 4.05= $ 14175

Conversion = 2100 * $ 2.6= $ 5460

We multiply the equivalent number of units with the cost per unit to find the cost.

Cost Of Units Transferred Out = $ 91,105

Materials = 13,700 * $ 4.05= $ 55,485

Conversion = 13,700 * $ 2.6 = $ 35620

B. A Cost Reconciliation Report

Materials Conversion

Ending WIP $ 14175 $ 5460

Transferred Out $ 55,485 $ 35620

Total $ 69660 41080

These calculated costs reconcile with the costs given in the above data.

Materials Conversion

Cost Added 69,660 18,480 + 22,600

Total Costs 69,660 41,080

These costs reconcile with the given costs.

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3 years ago

)In six months, your company plans to issue a 1.5 year zero coupon bond with a face value of $500,000 to finance a small acquisi

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Answer:

$441,495

Explanation:

Since the information is incomplete, I looked for the missing part and found the attached information.

the current yield of a 1.5 years zero coupon bond = (100 / 89.9)¹/¹°⁵ - 1 = 0.0736 = 7.36%

the current yield of a 6 months zero coupon bond = (100 / 97.087)¹/⁰°⁵ - 1 = 0.0609 = 6.09%

now to calculate the future interest rate:

(1.0736²/1.0609) - 1 = 0.0865 = 8.65%

since we are told to determine the price of the bond:

(100/P)¹/¹°⁵ - 1 = 0.0865

(100/P)¹/¹°⁵ = 1.0865

100/P = 1.0865¹°⁵

100/P = 1.1325

100/1.1325 = P

P = 88.299

the expected price of the bond = 88.299% x $500,000 = $441,495

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3 years ago