Answer and Explanation:
The journal entries are as follows:
On May 4
Account payable $600
To cash $600
(Being cash paid is recorded)
On May 7
Account receivable $6,500
To service revenue $6,500
(being service on account is recorded)
On May 8
Supplies $800
To Account payable $800
(being supplies purchased on account)
On May 9
Equipment $1,000
To cash $1,000
(being cash paid)
On May 17
Salary expense $500
To cash $500
(being cash paid)
On May 22
Repair expense $800
To Account payable $800
(Being received bill for repairing of an equipment is recorded)
On May 27
Prepaid rent $1,100
To cash $1,100
(Being cash paid is recorded)
Answer:
According to the law of demand, there is a negative or an inverse relationship between the price of the good and the quantity demanded of that good. This means that an increase in the price of a commodity will lead to decrease the quantity demanded for this commodity and a fall in the price of a commodity will lead to an increase in the quantity demanded for this commodity.
Answer:
Direct material used= $123,600
Explanation:
Giving the following information:
January 1 December 31
Inventories
Raw materials inventory $8,900 $11,300
Materials purchased $126,000
<u>To calculate the direct material used, we need to use the following formula:</u>
Direct material used= beginning inventory + purchases - ending inventory
Direct material used= 8.900 + 126,000 - 11,300
Direct material used= $123,600
Options:
A. $18,500,000
B. $19,000,000
C. $19,500,000
D. $20,000,000
E. $20,500,000
Answer: C. $19,500,000.
Explanation:MVA(MARKET VALUE ADDED) is a measurement that is used to describe the difference between the market value to a company and the capital contributed by both the shareholders and the bondholders.
WHEN THE MARKET VALUE ADDED IS HIGH IT SIGNIFIES THAT THE COMPANY IS GENERATING ENOUGH MONEY TO COVER THE COST OF CAPITAL.
MVA= (market value-stockholders contribution).
Market value =$39.5*1000000shares
= $39,500,000
MVA= $39,500,000-$20,000000
MVA=$19,500,000.
Answer:
The price of the bond is $ 1,041.22
Explanation:
In calculating the price of the bond i discounted the future cashflows consisting of coupon payment and par value at redemption using the discount factor 1/(1+r)^N where r is the semi-annual YTM and N is the relevant period of cash flow.
The remaining coupon payments imply 14 years as a year has passed since the bond was issued.
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