Explanation:
i=interest rate
X=current rate
2X = double current rate
n = number of years
Calculate time it takes to double at 3%:
2X = X(1+i)^n
simplify by cancelling out X
(1+i)^n = 2
substitute i = 3%
(1.03)^n =2
take log
n*log(1.03) = log(2)
n = log(2)/log(1.03) = 0.6931/0.02956 = 23.45 years
Similarly, for growth rate of 7%,
n = log(2)/log(1.07) = 0.6931 / 0.06766 = 10.24 years
So the difference is 23.45-10.24 = 13.21 years (to the hundredth) sooner
Answer: Extra safety that is applied to a project immediately before the use of the constrained resource.(D)
Explanation:
Drum buffer can be explained as period of time that is used to safeguard the drum resource from the problems that occur from the drum operation.
The aim of the drum buffer effect is to provide a recheck of the work in order not to deviate from the real aim of the project. The buffer makes up for the process variation, and makes the project stable as it gives extra safety which is applied mmediately before using constrained resource.
Answer:
30,154 units
Explanation:
In this question we use the formula of break-even point in unit sales which is shown below:
= (Fixed expenses) ÷ (Contribution margin per unit)
where,
Contribution margin per unit = Selling price per unit - Variable expense per unit
= $15 - $8.5
= $6.5
And, fixed cost is $196,000
Now put these values to the above formula
So, the value would equal to
= ($196,000) ÷ ($6.5)
= 30,154 units
Answer:
1. Apple Stocks Dr. $75,000
Deferred Donation Income Cr. $75,000
2. Apple Stocks Dr. $1,500
Gain on Apple Stocks Cr. $1,500
3. Cash Dr. $ 76,000
Gain/Loss on Apple stocks Dr.$1,500
Apple Stocks Cr.$76,500
Explanation:
1. when stocks are received subject to a condition that we can't recognize donation income. therefore it is recorded as liability. please note that deferred income is called as liability.
2. When value of stocks increase, asset stock of apple also increase by differential amount.
3. when asset is sold, the loss is recognized and assets are knocked off from books and cash asset is recorded.
Privately owned businesses are commonly found in capitalist economies.
