Answer:
Future Value= $10,000
N=13*2=26
YTM=4.7/2=2.35
PMT=0
PV=?
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$5,466.59
Explanation:
a. It is heavy for the space it takes up, and will maximize the weight allowed when the trailer is not very full by volume
b. The truckload shipment will be very heavy, and you will have to pay more
c. It will move slowly because it is heavy
d. All of the above
e. Only a and c
answer:
d. All of the above
Explanation:
given the answer options above to this question, at a particular freight volume, only a particular weight can be allowed. for option a,A high product density and a truck whose volume is not full might cause a problem because the product is going to be more than the required weight for that volume. At a given weight, a particular amount is charged. for option b, More weight means more payment will be required to be made. Since the weight will be more then the payment to be made will be more. Option c is easily understandable. Hence, the options a,b,c are correct. <em><u>Therefore correct answer is d </u></em><em><u>whic</u></em><em><u>h</u></em><em><u> is</u></em><em><u> All of the above.</u></em>
Answer:
(C) as the network size grows, the services become cheaper.
Explanation:
Network externalities relate to the economies of scale, it is basically the relation of demand with the quantum.
As when the production increases then due to increase in number of units, the cost of producing is less. Accordingly if the supply is more then price is less for the consumers. This clearly relates to services also.
Thus, when there is a growth in network size then the cost of such service or goods tend to decline as on per service basis.
Answer:
- If the allowance method had been used, net income would have been $81,900.
- With 1.75% of sales, if the write-off above had been recorded against the allowance account, it would have been in debit, so the bad debt expense would be $10,400 + $11,375 = $21,775. Otherwise, bad debt expense would be $11,375. The required journals would be a debit to bad debt expense and credit to allowance for doubtful accounts.
Explanation:
The following journals would have been recorded for write-off of the accounts receivables:
Debit Bad debt expense $10,400
Credit Accounts receivable $10,400
<em>(To write-off accounts receivable)</em>
This journal would have negatively affected the net income by reducing it. If it was recorded against the allowance for doubtful accounts, net income would have increased by $10,400 ($71,500 + $10,400).
1.75% of sales is $11,375; so, if the write-off above had been recorded against the allowance account, it would have been in debit, so the bad debt expense would be $10,400 + $11,375 = $21,775. Otherwise, bad debt expense would be $11,375. The required journals would be a debit to bad debt expense and credit to allowance for doubtful accounts.
