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Archy [21]
3 years ago
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The Google Display Ad Planner gives an estimate of both the number of cookies per week and the number of impressions per week li

kely to be reached with a given targeting method. What is the difference between cookies per week and impressions per week?
Business
1 answer:
Katyanochek1 [597]3 years ago
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Answer:

Impressions is how many times the ads will be seen, cookies is the number of unique cookies that actually access the ads.

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$11,500

Explanation:

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The revenue account is normally a credit balance and would be closed by debiting it and crediting the income summary while the expense which is usually a debit balance is closed by crediting the account and debiting the income summary.

The dividend declared and paid is a part of the retained earnings and is not closed to the income summary.

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Based on the information given, the purchase cost in NYSE is 974400, 979259.96 in London Stock Exchange, and 972411.84 in Paris Stock Exchange.

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Conversion into USD = 97.44

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<u>London Stock Exchange</u>

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Conversion into USD = 67.16 × 1.458 = 97.93

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