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stepladder [879]
3 years ago
12

A mobile device overheats for seemingly no reason. what is the most likely cause?

Business
1 answer:
Archy [21]3 years ago
6 0
A major cause of mobile devices overheating, specifically Android devices, is that there are applications which are running in the background with a connection to a WiFi network. A secondary cause which may contribute to the excessive amount of heat, could be a cell phone case which insulates the phone and helps retain the heat.
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Economic profit = -$25,000    option c

Opportunity cost = $175,000  option d

Accounting profit to allow for zero economic profit = $175,000 Option c

Explanation:

<em>Economic profit is the difference between revenue and implicit cost. Implicit cost is the sum of out-of-pocket accounting cost and opportunity cost.</em>

<em>opportunity csot is the value of the benefit sacrificed in favour of a decision.</em>

Economic profit = Accounting profit - opportunity cost

Opportunity cost for victor includes

1. The $100,000 per year which he would have earned had he invested the  money in a bond

2. The annual salary of $75000 he forfeited

Total opportunity cost = 100,000 + 75,000= $175,000

Economic profit = 150,000 -175,000 = -$25,000

To attain an economic profit of zero , the accounting profit ought to be the same at the opprotunity cost of $175,000

Economic profit = -$25,000    option c

Opportunity cost = $175,000  option d

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Okay let us take the options one after the other;

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(b). A resident of Maryland buys a car produced by Toyota in Japan: this is CORRECT. The person making the payment is a US resident making payment to a Japanese firm.

(c). Apple corporation pays a stock dividend to a resident of India: This is also CORRECT because Apple is a US based company making payment to Indian(a foreigner).

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inflation rate =  5%

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exact actual growth rate = \frac{1+rate\ of\ interest}{1+inflation\ rate} - 1      ..........................1

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Total long term investments                  $9,000

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