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nata0808 [166]
3 years ago
10

The minute karen walks into your mother-in-law's house to visit, she is struck by the strong smell of her perfume. however, afte

r about 10 minutes, karen no longer notices the smell. this is probably the result of:
Business
1 answer:
fenix001 [56]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

sensory adaptation

Explanation:

As when you enter a new area basically there is change of environment and the senses activate and if there will be a slight change also in the smell, and quality of air that will be noticed by the body.

After certain time is spent even in the changed environment the body starts accepting such change and accordingly after few minutes even though the smell was recognizable earlier will have no effect now.

This is called sensory adaption, that is with some time the senses adapt such change.

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Explanation:

<em>The accounting equation state that :</em>

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<em>Capital for a company is represented by the shareholders funds which is the book value of issued common stock, share premium plus the retained earnings.</em>

So we can apply the equation to the figures of Chester Corporation

81.965  =( $2.540 + 17.152 ) + liabilities

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3 years ago
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<em>I hope this information can help you.  </em>

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Answer:

1. Prepare all appropriate journal entries relative to uncollectible accounts and bad debt expense.

1  

Db Bad debt expense_______ 3320  

Cr Allowance for bad debt_________________  3320

 

2  

Db Allowance for  bad debt__ 430  

Cr Account Recevaible_____________________  430

2. Show the year-end balance sheet presentation for accounts receivable.

Account receivable__________47570  

Net account receivable_______44250

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Bad debt losses 2%  

 

Writte off 430  

 

Allowance 3320  

 

 

1  

Db Bad debt expense_______ 3320  

Cr Allowance for bad debt_________________  3320

 

2  

Db Allowance for  bad debt__ 430  

Cr Account Recevaible_____________________  430

 

 

Year end balance___________48000  

Cr Account Recevaible_________430  

Account receivable__________47570  

Allownace for bad debts_______3320  

Net account receivable_______44250  

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