Recently I conducted a presentation to an audience composed mostly of teenager about the importance of team work. It took place at the American Corner of the State Library. It comprised of about 50 teenagers from various states.
<h3>How did you adapt it to your public?</h3>
Because they were teenagers, I used words that were more suited to their generation.
Because it was a pseudo (or semi) formal presentation, I was free to use words such as;
- Do.pe - cool or awesome
- Gucci - Good, cool, or going well.
- Lit - amazing
<h3>How did your auditors react? what did you get out of it?</h3>
The auditors were well informed about what I was doing so they welcomed it a a good idea.
The objective was to be able to communicate to them in a way that showed that the presenter understood them.
This helped the presenter to connect as well as communicate effectively.
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Answer: The the minimum price that would induce this company to produce the 601st heart rate monitor is <u>$70</u>.
Explanation: The marginal cost of producing one more unit is equal to 30070 - 30000 = 70.
A company produces to the point where the price is equal to the marginal cost. In other words, the cost of producing one more unit does not exceed the benefit to be obtained from the sale of one more unit.
Answer:
b) debit accounts receivable, credit capital
Explanation:
Performing service is part of normal business activities. It generates revenue for the business.
Once a service has been performed, revenue increases. Revenue is an equity account (it increases the owner's equity). An increase to an equity account is recorded by crediting the account.
The payment will be received in 30 days. This is an increase in accounts receivables ( asset account). An increase in assets is recorded as a debit.
Answer:
fulfilling many needs and wants of society
Explanation:
In producing a product during production, it is always important to ask if society needs the product that we are developing. The key to every successful product is to answer whether the consumer meets the needs.
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