This shows how much profit is being made by each dollar of sales for the period being analyzed

Company C has a machine that, working alone at its constant rate, processes 100 units of a certain product in 5 hours. If Compan

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Answer:

Therefore the constant rate of new machine should be 30 units per hour.

Explanation:

Given that,

Company C has a machine that, working alone at its constant rate.

In 5 hours it produced 100 units certain product.

In 1 hour it produced (100÷5) units certain product.

=20 units.

So,the constant rate of this machine is 20 units per hours.

Company C buys a new machine.

If two machine are working together,

In 2 hours, they produces 100 units.

In 1 hour, they produces (100÷2) units=50 units.

The constant rate of both machines is 50 units per hours.

Since first machine produces 20 unit per hour.

Then, the new machine produces =(50-20) =30 units per hour.

Therefore the constant rate of new machine should be 30 units per hour.

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3 years ago

Suppose the number of firms you compete with has recently increased. You estimated that as a result of the increased competition

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Answer and Explanation:

An increase in the number of firms increases the demand elasticity. As the demand elasticity increases from 2 to 3 it means you could encounter less demand if product prices are increased. At a demand elasticity of -3, it is regarded as inelastic demand and a change in price will not affect the demand for the product as customers are still likely to patronize the product example gasoline. Due to its high demand, an increase in price will not readily affect the demand for it. Therefore if you are to change the price from $10 at 2 to 3 demand elasticity increase, the percentage of increase from 2 to 3 is given as.

3-2/2 X 100 = 50%

The new charge (x) at -3 demand elasticity = 50%/3 = 0.66666666

The increase in the new charge is therefore $10 + $10x = $10 + $10(0.166666) = $11.67

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3 years ago

bought 2,000 shares of Print Company stock for $12,780. She sold the stock for $7 per share and paid a sales commission of $26.

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Answer:

$1,194

Explanation:

The buying price of the shares was $12,780

The selling price was $7 dollars for each.

The total amount realized is 2000 share x $ 7

=$14,000

The commission paid is $26

Net amount obtained is $14,000 -$26

=$13,974

Profit will be $13,974 -$12,780

=$1,194

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3 years ago

Creative Sound Systems sold investments, land, and its own common stock for $37.0 million, $14.3 million, and $38.6 million, res

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Answer:

$18.3 million

Explanation:

Financing activities: It includes those activities which comes under the long term liabilities and shareholder equity balance. The issue of shares is an inflow of cash whereas redemption, dividend, and the purchase of treasury stock is an outflow of cash.

The computation of the amount reported as a net cash flows from financing activities is shown below:

Cash flow from Financing activities

Issuance of common stock $38.6 million

Less: Purchase of treasury stock -$20.3 million

Net Cash flow from Financing activities $18.3 million

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3 years ago

Scoop Masters Inc. has been charged by Fab Flavors Corp. with stealing Fab Flavors' patented process for making ice cream. After

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Answer:

No - FALSE

Explanation:

Scoop Masters Inc. has been charged by Fab Flavors Corp. with stealing Fab Flavors' patented process for making ice cream. After the papers are filed, Scoop Masters begins shredding all documents pertaining to its ice cream-making process. Since no motion has been made requesting production of documents, Scoop Masters has done nothing wrong is a false statement. Scoop Masters Inc. has done really wrong. They have stolen someone else's idea of making a product even without their consent and then without mentioning their name and rights and trademarks. Moreover, they shredded all the proof in order not to be caught by the court in law. They have some serious crime which is totally wrong and unacceptable in all cases at all grounds.

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3 years ago