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.
The type of syllogism being used in the given sentence is a conditional syllogism.
<h3>What is Syllogism?</h3>
This refers to the use of reasoning in order to draw conclusions about something based on two premises.
Hence, we can see that conditional syllogism was used in the given premises and this is because it made use of either-or to show that if the sidewalk was wet, then that means that it must have rained.
This reasoning is faulty because there are different possible reasons for the sidewalk to be wet and not just rainfall.
Read more about syllogism here:
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Alpha level is a probability value that is used to define the concept of "very unlikely" in a hypothesis. This value determines he boundaries for the critical region, which is composed of the extreme sample values that are very unlikely to be obtained if the null hypothesis is true. Type I error is <span>when a researcher rejects a true null hypothesis.</span>
The relationship between the alpha level, the size of the critical region, and the risk of a type i error is the following: when the alpha level increases, the critical region increases and type I error increases.
Finding the right place to be a waitress at could be really good :) But if you're not too inclined to rely mostly on tips here's a list of good places that have some benefits (free food, flexible schedule, etc.)
- McDonalds
- Lifeguard
- Babysitter
- Chipotle
- Gas stations (I know someone who works there who says they offer a very flexible schedule)
- Gap
- Subway
- Sonic
- Little Cesar's
- Rue 21 (or other stores similar to that)
- Starbucks (they offer amazing benefits!)
- Target
- Apple support (I believe they send you a computer and all to be able to work and you also get discounts)
You can find plenty more online. Keep in mind that at 17, you can practically work anywhere! Good luck & hopefully this helped!! :))
