Answer:
12 bananas or 8 apples are needed to purchased
Explanation:
The computation of the number of bananas or the apples is shown below:
Since the income is $24
And, the price of an apple and the price of banana is $3 and $2 respectively
So, the number of bananas is
= $24 ÷ $2
= 12 bananas
And, the number of apples is
= $24 ÷ 3
= 8 apples
Therefore 12 bananas or 8 apples are need to purchased
Answer:
Mandates, Option B is not a part of 5Ms.
Explanation:
The cost of production is the total sum of money spent as the cost of the resources that went into making the final product. This cost can include different factors of production.
They would include labor (Man), capital (Money), Materials that are processed or assembles to make the final product, Machinery (which actually helps creating the product), Measurement or Method (Each product follows a process or a method for completion). These are the 5Ms of cost of production. So, the M that is not a part of this is Mandates, option B.
Answer: 7600
Explanation:
The estimated cost of the ending inventory would be calculated as thus'
First, we have to calculate the cost to retail percentage which will be:
= cost/retail price
= 38000/50000
= 0.76
The cost of sales would be:
= net sales × cost to retail percentage
= 40000 × 0.76
= 30400
Then, the ending inventory would then be:
= 38000-30400
= 7600
I think its B , correct me if im wrong i got an 88 on the test so i can't check. Hope i somewhat helped
Answer:
(a) The present value of all future cash payments provided by a bond.
Explanation:
(a) The present value of all future cash payments provided by a bond.
The cash payment refer to both concepts, the coupon payment and the maturity.
Other option:
(d) (e)
The market value refer to the present value, because is the value today, so it cannot be based on a future value
(b) doing so, ignores the maturity payment. When the bonds is near maturity date, this value grows and is more important than the interest payment.
if a $1000 5% the bond matures in 2 years, the main componet will be the present value of the maturity not the interest.
(c) only consider the accrued interet at moment of sale, ignore the value of all the payment to come, the market value of the bonds.
Plus this will mean the market value of the bond will drop after each payment, becausethe accrued interest drop to zero. that doesn't happen.