<span>If the machine originally costs $60,000 and goes through straight-line method of depreciation, then if it has a $5,000 salvage value in 4 years, then it depreciated $55,000 in 4 years, which is about $14,000 a year. So the depreciation expense in year 4 is about $14,000.</span>
Answer:
$2.50
Explanation:
Calculation for the estimation of variable cost per unit
Units Total cost
High method 15,000×$5 per units =$75,000
(5,000*3)=15,000
Low method 5,000*$10 per units=$50,000
Difference 10,000 $25,000
Variable cost per unit =$25,000/10,000
Variable cost per unit=$2.50
Note: Based on the information given we were told that production tripled to its highest level which means the high method units will be 15,000 units (5,000 units*3)
Therefore Fremont would estimate its variable cost per unit as: $2.50
The kettle falls five case illustrate a weakness of a
federal system in such a way that f<span>ederalism limits
political power and that it depends on compliance of state.</span>
<span>The federal system also aggravates the efficiency in awareness of Policies and its implementation.
The kettle falls five case was very surprising.</span>
Honestly you should answer this one yourself it seems like a question that contains your own answer
Answer:
C). It requires that the funds be kept in the account for a minimum fixed period of time e.g. 90 days
<u>Multiple- choices</u>
A). You have to earn at least $100,000 in salary to be allowed to buy a CD
B). It is just a different name for a savings account
C). It requires that the funds be kept in the account for a minimum fixed period of time e.g. 90 days
D). Only large banks offer them
Explanation:
Banks and other financial institution offer certificates of deposit (CD) saving account to customers who intend to limit the number of withdraws. This type of savings account pays a higher interest rate than the regular savings account. A customer wishing to open this account agrees with the bank on the duration that they want to save the money. Withdrawals can only be made after the agreed period lapses. Should the customer demand for their money before the end of the agreed period, they may get penalized by the banks.
