sorry i do not speak spanish but if you translate then i can help
Answer:
2. acculturation
Explanation:
Acculturation -
It is process where the cultural , psychological and social changes are balanced between any two cultures , which adapting the prevailing one in the society , in referred to as acculturation.
In this method , the people adapts to a particular new culture of the society.
In order to learn and adapt and live along with the society .
The people actively tries to adapt to the new prevailing culture by increasing participation.
Hence , from the given information of the question,
The correct term is acculturation.
Answer:
Option D is the correct answer,$ 88,338.48
Explanation:
The liability reported in the balance sheet can be computed by using the pv formula in excel which is stated thus:
=-pv(rate,nper,pmt,fv)
rate is the incremental borrowing rate of 11% per year
nper is the number of payments required to settle the obligation which is 10
pmt is the amount of yearly payment in order to fully settle the debt owed which is $15,000 per year
fv is the future worth of total payments which is not unknown,hence taken as zero
=-pv(11%,10,15000,0)=$ 88,338.48
The correct answer is $ 88,338.48
Answer:
$14,960
Explanation:
Pay $22,000 bill in December:
$22,000 tax deduction × 32%marginal tax rate = $7,040 in present value tax savings.
After-tax cost= Pretax Cost − Present Value
Tax Savings= $22,00 − $7,040
= $14,960
Therefore the after-tax cost if she pays the $22,000 bill in December will be $14,960
Answer: Assembly Department
Explanation:
Missing part of question is attached below.
Cutting Department
Under the direct method, the Cutting Department is allocated $62,000 of the Janitorial cost and $126,750 of the Cafeteria cost for a total of:
= 62,000 + 126,750
= $188,750
Assembly department
Allocated $248,000 of the Janitorial cost and $42,450 of Cafeteria:
= 248,000 + 42,450
= $290,450
<em>Assembly Department is therefore the department that is allocated the most support department costs under the direct method. </em>
