Answer:
June 1 Sheldon Cooper invests $4,000 cash in exchange for shares of common stock in a small welding business.
Account Debited: Cash
Account Credited: Common Stock capital
2 Purchases equipment on account for $1,200.  
Account Debited: Equipment
Account Credited: Accounts Payable
3 Pays $800 cash to landlord for June rent.
Account Debited: Rent expense	
Account Credited: Cash account
12 Bills P. Leonard $300 after completing welding work done on account.
Account Debited: Accounts receivable
Account Credited: Service revenue
 
        
             
        
        
        
Answer:
amount invest in B is 2000
Explanation:
given data 
invested in Fund A = 5000
return profit A = 3%
return profit B = 10%
both together returned profit =  5%
solution
we consider here amount invest in B = x
so profit from fund B is 
profit from fund B =  10% ×  x = 0.1 x
and 
profit from fund A = 5000 × 3% = 150
so total profit = 0.1x + 150
and total profit = 5%
so we can say 
5%  = 
solve it we get 
x = 2000
so amount invest in B is 2000
 
        
             
        
        
        
Answer:
By paying user charges in the form of lock fees and fuel taxes.
Explanation:
The water carriers in repaying the government for the water way construction aid received do this by paying user charges in the form of lock fees and fuel taxes.
 
        
             
        
        
        
Explain the effects of each of the following factors on the market price and quantity of cell phones available in the market:
An increase in consumers’ income = if there is an increase in consumers income, there may be a decrease in the cell phones available for purchase because more people would have money to purchase phones. If more people are willing and able to purchase phones, the market price may increase on the device.
Technical improvements that reduce production costs = If production costs of the devices go down, the market price may decrease making the phones more affordable. If phones become more affordable and decrease in price, the quantity sold may rise to reflect the change.
A sharp decline in the cost of making fixed-line calls = if the cost of making fixed-line calls decreases, there may not be any change to the market price of phones however their may be an increase in quantity sold.
 
        
             
        
        
        
You never decide bewteen whatever the 2 things were