Answer: $79.30
Explanation:
Cost of the house = $96400
Down payment = 25% × $96400 = $24100
Mortgage = $96400 - $24100 = $72300
Interest = 5.5%
Time = 5 years
Monthly payment.= $410.66
The interest for first payment will be:
= $72300 × 5.5% × 1/12
= $72300 × 0.055 × 0.08333
= $331.36
Therefore, the amount of the first monthly payment is used to reduce the principal will be:
= $410.66 - $331.36
= $79.30
Answer:
Option D is false
Explanation:
EVC is not the same thing as willingness to pay because EVC is a measure of the value the product produces for a particular customer but doesn't have any effect on it's customers ability to pay for the estimated value.
Answer:
b. Plagiarism
Explanation:
Plagiarism refers to the action of presenting somebody else work as your original work acknowledging the original author. Plagiarism may be deliberate or unintended. The internet has software applications that assist students and scholars check against plagiarism.
Plagiarism is considered an offense in the academic and scholarly world.
Answer:
a. No effect
b. Decreases in total asset
c. No effect
d. Decreases in total stockholder equity
Explanation:
Given that
Number of shares purchased = 10,000 shares
Par value = $10
Common stock = $290,000
By using the above information, we can interpret that
a. There is no effect on the net income
b. The total asset is decreased by $290,000 as it reduces the cash balance for $290,000
c. There is no effect on the total paid-in-capital
d. Total stockholder equity is decreased by $290,000
We assume that treasury stock is accounted for using the cash method
Answer:
A. In a comparative negligence state, the actions of Don and Alice will be weighed to determine liability.
Explanation:
Comparative negligence is a way to weigh the negligence of the parties involved in a dispute.
In this case Don could be said to be negligent by not securing the boards properly in his truck, resulting in them falling off.
On the other hand Alice should have not been driving very closely to Don's truck.
So the actions of Don and Alice will be weighed to determine liability.
