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lora16 [44]
3 years ago
10

Which of the following methods of suppressing a fire in a data center is the MOST effective and environmentally friendly?

Business
1 answer:
-BARSIC- [3]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

The correct answer is letter "C": Dry-pipe sprinklers.

Explanation:

Dry-pipe sprinklers systems use pressurized nitrogen in front of fire emergencies where the closed pipe valves open. Compared to systems using water, for a data center, it will be better to use a dry system like this since computer devices damages will be reduced exponentially or in the worse scenario, there will be higher chances to recover the material on those devices.

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Answer:

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Retained Earnings  $ 1,850

TOTAL EQUITY  $ 19,850

First we need to work on the balance sheets, separating each part of it with the correspondent balance.

As you can see, to equilibrate the accounting equation Assets= Equity + Liabilities it's necessary to elaborate the income statement to complete the Retained Earnings of the month.

As you have the Income statement of the Month then the total amount that S. Jones take from the company must be deducted so we have the retained earnings that meets with the accounting equation.

Explanation:

BALANCE SHEETS May

Cash  $ 12,000

Accounts Receivable  $ 16,000

Office Supplies  $ 0,350

TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS  $ 28,350

Equipment  $ 16,500

TOTAL NONCURRENT ASSETS  $ 16,500

TOTAL ASSETS  $ 44,850

Accounts Payable  $ 12,000

Notes Payable  $ 13,000

TOTAL CURRENT LIABILITIES  $ 25,000

TOTAL NONCURRENT LIABILITIES  $ 0,000

TOTAL LIABILITIES  $ 25,000

Capital  $ 18,000

Retained Earnings  $ 1,850

TOTAL EQUITY  $ 19,850

Income Statement May

Service Revenue $ 6,000

Telephone Expense -$ 0,350

Rent Expense -$ 1,100

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The preparation of an incremental analysis is given below

Explanation:

The preparation of an incremental analysis is shown below:

Particulars                           Make Buy               Net Income - Increase/(Decrease)

Variable Manufacturing Cost

(10,300 × $5)                        $51,500             -                  $51,500

Fixed Manufacturing Cost

(10,300 × $3)                        $30,900    $30,900           -                    

Purchase Price (10,300 × 6)         -      $61,800             $(61,800)

Total Annual Cost               $82,400    $92,700       $(10,300)

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Earning Per Share $0.94

Return on the Common Stockholder Equity 12.6%

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Treasury (4900)

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Using this formula

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Preference Dividend = $294,000 * 6%

= $17640

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(Net Income – Preference Dividend)/Avg Common Stockholder Equity

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Beginning Retained Earnings $695,000

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Beginning Stockholder Equity $2,029,300

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Ending common stock ($837,500 + [5,310*$3])

=$853,430

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Ending Retained Earnings $761,166.10

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=($50900)

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Using this formula

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= $761,166.10

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Return on Common Stockholder Equity = ($278,600 - $176,40)/$2,075,118.05

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