Answer:
The correct answer is inertia.
Explanation:
Inertia is called in physics the resistance that bodies oppose to modify their state of motion or stillness, either to alter their speed, their course or to stop; although the term also applies to the modifications of your physical state.
A body, thus, requires a force that overcomes inertia to alter its trajectory, which would otherwise adhere to the laws of uniform rectilinear motion, or to initiate a movement, otherwise it would remain at rest. This, of course, considering that there is no rest or rectilinear and uniform movement in the universe, except based on a reference (observation) system. That is why it is preferred to speak of "relative rest."
Ummmmm I will go with answer A cause at my house its always like that.
Answer:
For the creator, the copyright duration is the lifetime of the author plus 50 years.
For a corporation, the copyright duration is 75 years.
Details:
The copyright Act of 1976 was a revision of the previous copyright Act of 1988.
Another revision enacted by the 1976 copyright law was to increase the extension of copyrighted material before 1978 that was not in the public domain. The increase was from 28 to 47 years or a total duration of 75 years.
Answer:
c: C increases by $8,500 and the MB increases by $8,500
Explanation:
If the Federal Reserve buys $8,500 in securities from non-bank public and then payment is kept from the bank in form of cash, theC increases by $8,500 and the MB increases by $8,500
Answer:
Following are the journal entries for Setterstrom Company;
<u>May 01</u>
Debit: Petty cash = $100.00
Credit: Cash = $100.00
<u>Jun 01
</u>
Debit: Delivery Expense = $31.25
Debit: Postage Expense = $39.00
Debit: Miscellaneous Expense = $25.00
Debit: Cash over/short (Balance amount) = $3.00
Credit: Petty Cash ($100 - $1.75) = $98.25
<u>Jul 01</u>
Debit: Delivery expense = $21.00
Debit: Entertainment expense = $51.00
Debit: Miscellaneous expense = $24.75
Credit: Petty Cash ($100 - $3.25) = $96.75
<u>Jul 10
</u>
Debit: Petty cash = $30.00
Credit: Cash = $30.00
