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Maurinko [17]
3 years ago
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1. What is the advantage of offering more choices for something?

Business
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Alika [10]3 years ago
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Know that giving customers too many choices can overwhelm and lead to fewer sales the benefit of limited sharing options
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Explanation: total revenue is computed as Price * Quantity

$0.5 * 200= $100

Elasticity is the degree of responsiveness of quantity demanded to a change in price.

Old price $1

New price $0.5

Old quantity 75

New quantity 200

Formula- % change in quantity demanded / % change in pride

NB change is (old-new)

Change in Qd= (75-200) / 75 =-1.67

Change in price=(1-0.5)/1=0.5

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The negative is ignored in price elasticity and the answer is 3.34 which means the product is Elastic

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Explanation:

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= $60 - $30

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a). The journal entries required to record the acquisition of the four cars are as follows:

     i)  credit motor vehicle account with the amount paid to purchase the four cars = $ 36,000

     ii) Credit bank  account with the the amount paid to purchase the four cars = $ 36,000

b). The journal entries required to record the 1st year's depreciation expense :

     i)  Debit the motor vehicle expense account with the amount accruing for the periods expense =$ 10,000 .

     ii) Credit the accumulated depreciation with the same amount = $ 10,000 .

b)   The journal entries required to record the gain on disposal of the motor vehicle is as follows:

    i) Debit the Cash account by amount gained = $ 500 .

    ii) Debit the Accumulated depreciation account by amount = $ 500 .

     iii) Credit the Motor vehicle account by amount = $ 500 .

     iv) Credit the Gain on disposal account by amount = $ 500 .

Explanation:

<u>a).  Determining the depreciation expense</u>

<u>Step 1 </u>

Get the purchase price for all the four cars using the expression below;

Total purchase price=purchase price per car×number of cars purchased

where;

purchase price per car=$9,000

number of cars purchased=4

replacing;

Total purchase price=(9,000×4)=36,000

Total purchase price=$36,000

<u>Step 2 </u>

Determine the salvage value after the useful life as shown;

Salvage value=selling price per car×number of cars

where;

selling price per car=$1,500

number of cars=4

replacing;

Salvage value=(1,500×4)=6,000

Salvage value=$6,000

<u>Step 3 </u>

Determine the depreciation base as shown;

depreciation base=total purchase price-salvage value

where;

total purchase price=$36,000

salvage value=$6,000

replacing;

depreciation base=(36,000-6,000)=$30,000

annual depreciation cost=depreciation base/useful life

annual depreciation cost=30,000/3

annual depreciation cost=$10,000

The first year's depreciation expense=$10,000  

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    i)  credit motor vehicle account with the amount paid to purchase the four cars = $ 36,000

     ii) Credit bank  account with the the amount paid to purchase the four cars = $ 36,000

b). The journal entries required to record the 1st year's depreciation expense :

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     ii) Credit the accumulated depreciation with the same amount = $ 10,000 .

b)<u>.  Determining whether car was sold at a loss or gain.</u>

Car book Value = Acquisition cost - Accumulated depreciation

Car book Value = 9,000 - 2,500 = $ 6,500

Loss /Gain =  Consideration price( disposal price)  - Acquisition cost

Loss /Gain = $7,000 - $6,500 = $ 500

The company realized a gain of = $ 500

Therefore, expected journal entries are as follows:

i) Debit the Cash account by amount gained = $ 500 .

ii) Debit the Accumulated depreciation account by amount = $ 500 .

iii) Credit the Motor vehicle account by amount = $ 500 .

iv) Credit the Gain on disposal account by amount = $ 500 .

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Credit : Equipment $34,000

Journal 2

Debit : Accumulated depreciation  $6,800

Credit : depreciation $6,800

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Debit : Other Income  $34,000

Credit : Equipment $34,000

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Debit : Accumulated depreciation  $6,800

Credit : depreciation $6,800

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