Answer:
The result of the disposal transaction is neither a loss or a profit
Explanation:
The expression for the book value is as shown;
B.V=P.C-A.D
where;
B.V=book value
P.C=purchase cost
A.D=accumulated depreciation
In our case;
B.V=unknown
P.C=$48,000
A.D=$31,000
replacing;
Book value=48,000-31,000=$17,000
The profit or loss from the sale of the machine, can be expressed as;
profit/loss=sales price-book value
where;
sales price=17,000
book value=17,000
profit/loss=17,000-17,000=0
The result of the disposal transaction is neither a loss or a profit
Answer:
50 hours
Explanation:
Let x represents the number of hours that Kendra needs to work
She gets $6 for one hour so for x hours
6x
She already have $50 so add it
6x + 50
She wants to have a total of $350 so equation becomes
6x + 50 = 350
Now lets solve this equation
6x = 350 - 50
6x = 300
x = 300/6
x = 50 hours
So Kendra have to babysit for 50 hours so that she can buy a new phone for $350
Answer:
a. Journal Entry:
Investments in Debt securities (Dr.) $1500
Fair Value of Debt securities(Cr.) $1500
b. Equity Section:
Common Stock $65,000
Retained Earnings $22,000
Treasury Stock $13,400
Revaluation of Debt securities $1,500
Explanation:
Investments in AFS Debt securities 40,000
Fair value of the investment on 12/31/2018 is $41,500
The difference between fair value and reported value will be adjusted through journal entry. The difference is of $1500 (41,500 - 40,000) is the revaluation amount of the securities.
Answer:
The correct answer is letter "A": to appeal to both high and low involvement consumers.
Explanation:
Strong arguments are those that provide probable support for an idea. Weak arguments fail to provide support for different matters. Then, when talking about marketing, strong arguments are more likely to engage consumers with a product while weak arguments can attract consumers at low levels but the ideas lack reliability.
Thus,<em> infomercials can make use of both strong and weak arguments at different levels of consumer involvement.</em>
