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How many ink cartridges can you buy with 165 dollars if one cartridge costs 11 dollars

laiz [17]

Answer:

15

Explanation:

165 divided by 11 is 15. For any number over 10 that you divide by 11, you can ignore the middle number and take the digit in the hundreds place and the digit in the ones place.

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4 years ago

Phone calls are:________.

Y_Kistochka [10]

Answer:

The correct answer is letter "C": capable of offering the give-and-take of in-person conversations.

Explanation:

While talking about channels of communication, phone calls are useful to imitate the closest possible to face-to-face communication, with its limitations. The transmission of information is done in real-time and the participants can provide their points of view just as if they were talking in person.

Though, expressions cannot be captured. Many people over the phone can pretend to have a mood modulating their tone of voice even if their feelings are opposite.

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4 years ago

Larry recently invested $25,800 (tax basis) in purchasing a limited partnership interest in which he will have no management rig

VMariaS [17]

Answer:

$2,700

Explanation:

The $2,700 would be deducted in the current year as it reflects the share of the income from different limited partnerships.

The invested amount, risk amount, limited partnership loss, dividend income is not be considered for the computation part is we have to find out that amount which is deducted. These items are irrelevant. Hence ignored it .

Larry should be deducted up to its sharing income. So, we consider only $2,700

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4 years ago

On January 4, 2021, Snow Co. purchased 40,000 shares (40%) of the common stock of Walker Corp., paying $900,000. There was no go

telo118 [61]

The balance in an investment account after shares are sold is $845,250.

<h3>What is an investment?</h3>

An investment is the acquisition of shares owned by a parent company in a subsidiary company.

Given values for step 1:

Cost of shares : $900,000

Share in profit of Company W: $ 96,000 ($240,000 X 40%)

Share in dividends of Company W: $ 30,000 ($75,000 X 40%)

<u>Step-1</u> Computation of investment value of Company S :

$\rm\ Investment \rm\ income \rm\ of \rm\ Company \rm\ S =\rm\ Cost \rm\ of \rm\ shares+ \rm\ Share \rm\ in \rm\ profits - \rm\ Share \rm\ in \rm\ Dividends\\\rm\ Investment \rm\ income \rm\ of \rm\ Company \rm\ S=\$900,000+\$96,000-\$30,000\\\rm\ Investment \rm\ income \rm\ of \rm\ Company \rm\ S=\$966,000$

Given values for step 2:

Number of shares sold: 5,000

Number of shares owned : 40,000

investment value (refer Step-1): $966,000

<u>Step-2</u> Computation of investment value after the sale of shares :

$\rm\ Investment \rm\ value \rm\ after \rm\ sale \rm\ of \rm\ shares=\frac{\rm\ Number \rm\ of \rm\ shares \rm\ sold}{\rm\ Number \rm\ of \rm\ shares \rm\ owned } \times\ \rm\ Investment \rm\ value\\\rm\ Investment \rm\ value \rm\ after \rm\ sale \rm\ of \rm\ shares=\frac{5,000}{40,000} \times\ \$ 966,000\\\rm\ Investment \rm\ value \rm\ after \rm\ sale \rm\ of \rm\ shares=\$120,750$

Given values for step 3:

Investment value of Company S:$966,000

Investment value after shares sale:$120,750

<u>Step-3 </u>Computation of balance in investment value:

$\rm\ Balance \rm\ of \rm\ investment = \rm\ Investment \rm\ value \rm\ of \rm\ Company \rm\ S - \rm\ Investment \rm\ value \rm\ after \rm\ shares \rm\ sale\\\rm\ Balance \rm\ of \rm\ investment =\$966,000-\$120,750\\\rm\ Balance \rm\ of \rm\ investment=\$845,250$