Answer: <u>$4,500</u>
Explanation:
Equipment was purchased for $76,000.
It has an estimated useful life of 8 years.
It will be sold for $4,000 after these 8 years so that is the salvage value.
With these figures depreciation per annum is calculated with the following formula;
= 
= $9,000
The Equipment was purchased on July 1, Year 1. In Year 1 therefore it will only be in use for half the year and this is what it should b depreciated in light of.
Semi-annual Depreciation = 9,000/2
= <u>$4,500</u>
Correct/Complete Question:
A client with newly diagnosed hypertension asks how to decrease the risk for related cardiovascular problems. What risk factor is modifiable by the client?
A. Impaired renal function
B. Dyslipidemia
C. Age
D. Family history
Answer:
B, Dyslipidemia
Explanation:
Dyslipidemia is a condition where there are an large amounts of lipids in the blood. Let's simply call these lipids fat albeit there are different types of lipids.
From the above option, Impaired renal function, age, family history are not modifiable as they are inherent. Only Dyslipidemia is not inherent as it is a function of an individual's lifestyle. To avoid fattening or large amounts of lipids in the blood, eating healthy and exercising can help to keep the amount of lipids in check thus ensuring that an individual doesn't have too much fat in the blood which is a trigger for hypertension.
Cheers.
A couple of years: Is usually when a budget is usually constructed.
Answer:
Debit Credit
Trade payable $300
Cash $300
Explanation:
First we have to reverse the wrong journal entry which has been made by the inexperienced bookkeeper in the Adams Company accounts:
Debit Credit
Trade payable $300
Cash $300
Now we have to record the correct journal entry in the accounts of Adam Company in respect of account settlement with supplier which is given as follow:
Debit Credit
Trade payable $300
Cash $300
Answer: will be above the coupon rate
Explanation:
The Coupon rate is a fixed rate that a bond issuer pays to it's bond holders. The <em>Current Yield</em> however is calculated by dividing the Coupon payment by the Price of the bond.
When Market interest rises above the Coupon Rate, the price of the bond decreases in the market and vice versa.
Because the price of the bond is now less and it is the divisor of the Coupon rate to get the Yield, it will give a higher percentage which will be more than the Coupon rate.
