Answer:
The answer to your question is False.
Company
Dec. 31. 2016
Assets
Cash- $191,600
Dec. 31. 2015
Assets
Cash- $204,000
Goods sold for 2016- $724,000
Liabilities
Dec. 31.2016
Accounts Payable- $88,000
Liabilities
Dec. 31. 2015
Accounts payable- $83,600
In order to find the company's total amount of cash payments for 2016, you find the minus the previous assets with the new assets..
Ex. $191,600 - $204,000 = -12,400
Then minus your answer with Goods Sold in 2016
Ex. $724,000 - $12,400 = $711,600
Then, minus the pervious amount of Accounts payable with the new Accounts Payable
Ex. $88,000 - $83,600 = $4,400
New payments for 2016-
Ex. Add $88,000 + $83,600 = $171,600
Then, $171,600 - $4,400 = $167,200
Thus, $167,200 equals the company's total amount of cash payments 2016.
Answer: a. $295.81.
Explanation:
Using the value basis would mean that the product's share of the total market value will be used to determine it's share of the cost.
Total Market Value = Product L Market Value + Product M Market Value
= (310 lbs * 10.2) + ( 260 lbs * 20.4)
= 3,162 + 5,304
= $8,466
Product L's share of total market value
= 3,162/8,466
Product L's share of the $792 based on share of total market value
= (3,162/8,466) * 792
= $295.8072
= $295.81
Answer:
8,400,001 votes
Explanation:
The vote on the board of directors occurs one director at a time. So, the number of votes that are eligible for each director is 16,800,000, equal to the number of shares available. The minimum number of votes that will be required to make an election is one half (1/2) of 17 million votes available, or we can say 8,400,000. To avoid candidates having equal votes, one would actually need one more vote than 8,350,000 to win the election.
