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Answer:
Option (D) is correct.
Explanation:
Sale from beginning inventory = (Beginning inventory - sales units) × selling price per unit
= (24 - 17) × $15
= 7 × $15
= $105
Sale from September 17th purchase:
= (Beginning inventory - sales units of Sept 5 and Sept 30) × $20
= (24 - 17 - 8) × $20
= 1 × $20
= $20
Therefore,
Cost of good sold on Sept 30 = Sale from beginning inventory + Sale from September 17th purchase
= $105 + $20
= $125
Ending inventory:
= ( Beginning inventory - Sept 5 Sale + Sept 17 Purchase - Sept 30 Sale) × per unit purchasing price
= (24 - 17 + 10 -8) × $20
= 9 units × $20
= $180
The answer is No.
An acceptance speech is generally short, above all else. Even if the speech isn’t well-organized, the acceptance speech shouldn’t be too long that it impacts the whole event.
If Marianne received information that she was nominated, she should have considered making a speech nonetheless just in case she won. This would help her when she felt overwhelmed by her achievement.
Answer:
Reliability over relevance
Explanation:
The historical cost principle states that assets must be recorded at purchase cost, disregarding any change in their market value. E.g. you purchased a land lot 10 years ago for $100,000 and now it is worth $500,000. It must be recorded at $100,000 since that was its original purchase cost.
Accounting tries to be as exact as possible, and if the carrying values started to change every period or even month by month because the accountant believed that the market value changed, then it would be a mess. Accountancy is not supposed to be a game of guessing, it is supposed to be as exact and reliable as possible.
