The two different methods for evaluating evidence are the
quantitative method and the qualitative method.
The quantitative method is where it is based on measurements
and statistics or analysis of data by gathering with the use of surveys and
questionnaires.
The qualitative method is focused on having to show
explanations or opinions regarding about the study of which will develop ideas
and identify or have insights regarding about the problem.
A (mail) is sent to you from the( bank)
Answer:
$200,000
Explanation:
Asset is recorded in the books on a value of the consideration paid at the time to acquire the asset. In this question the building is purchased by issuing $200,000 (10,000 shares x $20) value of shares.So, the building should be recorded at a value of $200,000 in the books.
The Journal Entry for the transaction is as follow:
Dr. Building $200,000
Cr. Common Stock (10,000 x $4) $40,000
Cr. Add-in-Capital common stock ($200,000-$40,000) $160,000
Answer:
1. $3,380
2. $2,175
Explanation:
Part 1
Predetermined overhead rate = Total Overheads for the Company ÷ Total Direct labor-hours for the Company
= $ 15,080,000 ÷ 232,000
= $65
Overheads applied to Job Bravo = ( 30 x $65) + (22 x $65) = $3,380
Part 2
<em>Assembly department</em>
Predetermined overhead rate = $ 7,250,000 ÷ 145,000
= $50
<em>Assembly department</em>
Predetermined overhead rate = $ 7,830,000 ÷ 290,000
= $27
Overheads applied to Job Bravo = (30 x $50) + (25 x $27) = $2,175
Answer:
Option (d) $16,008.17
Explanation:
Data provided in the question:
The price of the Firebird in 1969 = $2,500
Price index in 1969 = 36.7
Price index in 2013 = 235
Now,
The price of the Firebird in 2013 dollars will be
= [ Price index in 2013 ÷ Price index in 1969 ] × The price of the Firebird in 1969
= [ 235 ÷ 36.7 ] × $2,500
= 6.40327 × $2,500
= $16,008.17
Hence,
Option (d) $16,008.17
