Answer:
true, defiantily true
Explanation:
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At the end of given period the gross profit method is required to estimate inventory.The valuation become invalid when the following are not available.the value for the beginning of inventory,records of purchase made, the total sale during the period and the gross profit margin.
Answer:
B) average total cost must be rising
Explanation:
Marginal cost is the rate at which total variable cost increases when one more unit is produces.
So when marginal cost is larger than average cost, it means that total average costs must be increasing.
For example, we have the following production costs:
- total costs = $100
- units produced = 20 units
- total average costs = $5 per unit
If the marginal cost of producing 1 more unit is $6, then the total costs will be $106 and the total average cost will be $5.05 per unit (= $106 / 21 units).
Answer: 2.72%
Explanation:
An annuity is a series of payments that is made at equal intervals. Examples are monthly home mortgage payments, regular deposits to a savings account, pension payments.
Number of payment period (NPER) = 12 years
Payment per period (PMT) = $15000
Amount needed, PV = $156000
The formula for an annuity is calculated as:
P = PMT x ((1 – (1 / (1 + r) ^ -n)) / r)
= Rate(12,15000,-156000,1)
Rate = 2.72%
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