Answer: 2. 2. We have identified a problem with our expense sheet, but we will solve it.
3. 2. The user should contact the help center.
4. 1. In the future, we should be more careful about scheduling.
Explanation:
2. By choosing Option 2, the writing is more concise and but still has all the necessary details unlike the other options that are unnecessarily long.
3. Option 2 does not make assumptions like option 1 did which is wrong. Option 3 would be better but the text did not include the bit about the problem this making Option 2 best.
4. Option 1 is the best option because it is clear and concise and eliminates the long lead-in.
In this item, we let the number of tickets sold to the adults as x. With this, we can let the number of tickets sold to students with y.
In this item, we are given that the sum of the number of students and adults is equal to 600. Further, we are also given that the difference is 150. The system of linear equation that would allow us to solve this item is,
x + y = 600
x - y = 150
Adding up the two equations will give us,
2x = 750
Dividing by 2,
x = 375
Substituting this value to the first equation,
375 + y = 600
y = 225
Therefore, there are 375 and 225 number of tickets sold to adults and students, respectively.
Answer:
Explanation:
1. Incremental cash flow is the potential increase or decrease in cash flow from an investment this could be positive or negative.
In this case in expanding a product line or launching a new project incremental cash flow could be.
a. Positive: this is the increase in cash flow due to the product launch and expansion.
b. Negative: this is the decrease in cash flow due to the product launch and expansion
2. a. Payback:
profit gotten from an initial investment equal to what was initially invested
b. Net Present Value(NPV)
This is the difference between present value of income and present value of expenditure over a period of time.
c. Internal Rate of Return(IRR)
Measure the rates of returns for an investment excluding external factors such as risk free rates, inflation e.t.c
d. Profitability Index Method (PIM)
this is the lowest acceptable measures of the rates of returns for an investment excluding external factors such as risk free rates,inflation e.t.c
