Answer:
$414,000
Explanation:
Calculation of balance of cash account:
Issuance of capital stock to the $648,000
owners of the corporation
Cash down payment for purchase ($170,000)
a piece of lane
Cash payment on the note payable <u>($64,000)</u>
from the purchase of land
Balance in the Cash account $414,000
at the end of May
Answer:
The answer is ($62,400)
Explanation:
Cash flow only deals with cash. Statement of Cash flow is one of the three Financial statements and this records ONLY the cash that is coming in and out of the business
The company coughed out $62,400 cash. This is the money that will be recorded under cash flows from financing activities and not the $59,000.
So the narration will be:
Cash for retiring bonds.......($62,400)
Answer:
$63,679
Explanation:
Kl textiles
Disbursement Float can occur in a situation where a person, company or organisation spent an amount of money in which the amount spent has not be removed or taken out of the person, company or organisation
bank account. Example is written out a checks in which the checks has not be cleared form the company bank account till after some days
Disbursement float =
22 × $827 ×3.5
= $63,679
Therefore the amount of the firm's disbursement float will be $63,679 because Kl textiles writes 22 checks a day for an average amount of $827 each in which the checks generally clear the bank 3.5 days after it was written.
Answer: 5
Explanation:
From the question, we are informed that the marginal cost is constant and equal to 50 and marginal revenue equals 100 - 10Q.
For a profit-maximizing monopolist, we should note that the marginal revenue will be equated to the marginal cost. Therefore:
100 - 10Q = 50
100 - 50 = 10Q
50 = 10Q
Q = 50/10
Q = 5
Therefore, a profit-maximizing monopolist will set quantity equal to 5.