<span>FDIC insures deposits up to $250,000 per person per bankAll credit unions and retail banks provide FDIC-insured accounts,Both A & B <span>Neither A nor B</span></span>
Answer:
$118,000
Explanation:
We know the purchase price of land = $100,000
Also any kind of brokerage or commission is added to such cost as it is part of acquisition and one time expense, thus capital in nature.
Thus, $8,000 paid as brokerage will be added.
Also the one time expense in the capital nature being the demolishing expense will be added to cost.
Thus, net cost of land = $100,000 + $8,000 + $10,000 = $118,000
Some of the salvage sold results in an income for the company, and that shall form part of income statement, and has nothing to do with cost of land.
Thus, net historical cost = $118,000
Answer: 19.56%
Explanation:
Effective Rate of Return is the rate that takes into account, the compounding influence of interest rates in a given period.
It is calculated with the formula,
= ( 1 + r/n) ^ n - 1
Where
r = APR
n = no of compounding periods in a year
Interest is paid monthly so nnumber of periods will be 12.
Therefore,
EFF = ( 1 + 18%/12)¹² - 1
EFF = 19.56%
Answer:
Expound, cajoled, inscrutable, acrimony, exult, harry, fluctuate
Explanation:
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Fill in the blanks using these words: fluctuate, cajole, expound, acrimony, exult, inscrutable, metier, and harry.
Councilwoman moore stepped up to the podium. "i don't think i need to expound upon reasons for voting against the proposed construction; i thought that the message was clear enough at the last meeting--when you all opposed it as well. obviously, someone has cajoled a few of you into changing your opinion since last month, and your sudden, inscrutable decision to yield to beta-rad enterprises bothers me a great deal. what happened to the surplus of acrimony toward beta-rad from the last meeting? don't you remember how we exult in our victory over the radioactive waste dump? for two years, we've listened to beta-rad executives harry us, and we finally had the chance to stop it for good. how could the opinions of fifteen people possibly fluctuate this much?"
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