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3 years ago

Which one of the following measures the average amount of time that it takes to repair a system, application, or component?

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shusha [124]3 years ago

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MTTR is the mean or the average time that is required to repair a system or an application

Explanation:

This is of the basic assets of the performance metrics and there are also many other performance metrics like the MTBF, MTTF, MTTD

MTTF is the mean time to repair that is the time that is involved to repair the damaged products or the systems or the applications and it is also an important maintenance metric and the time taken also includes the time that is required to diagnose the failure and the problem to repair it

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Answer:

3. the price of solar panels decreases and the quantity increases.

Explanation:

An increase in supplies results in reduced prices. As per the law of supply and demand, an increase in supply while holding the demand contact results in a decrease in price. Increase supply causes downward movements along the supply curve, pushing the prices lower. There will be many solar panels available in the market competing with for few buyers.

An increase in supplies means an increase in the quantities available in the markets. Buyers will have a large selection of solar panels to choose from.

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3 years ago

20.Assume that you just graduate and get a job. You will work for 40 years and save each year before you retire. During retireme

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Answer:

How much money will you need to have at the moment you retire?

$1,287,858

How much money do you need to save every year before retirement?

$4,971.33

Explanation:

we have to first determine the amount of money you need to finance your retirement distributions:

using the annuity due present value formula, PV = annuity payment x annuity due factor (PV, 8%, n = 40)

PV = $100,000 x 12.87858 = $1,287,858

now we must use the ordinary annuity future value formula, FV = annuity payment x annuity factor (FV, 8%, n = 40)

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3 years ago

Beball camp example covered in the class, let's assume the segment size is 9000, price per participant is $90, frequency is 1, v

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Answer:

The correct answer is D. About 1.37%

Explanation:

1. Let's review the information given to us to answer the question correctly:

Segment size = 9,000

Number of participants in the camp = x

Total Fixed Cost (TFC) = $ 9,000

Variable Cost per Person = $ 5

Price per Person = $ 90

Profit = $ 1,500

2. Based on the assumption provided above, what percentage of the segment should participate if the program wants to make $1500 profit?

We can calculate the variable cost, this way:

Total Variable Cost = Variable cost per person * Number of participants

Total Variable Cost = $ 5 * x

Total Variable Cost = $ 5x

We can calculate the total cost of the program, this way:

Total Cost of the program = Total Variable cost + Total Fixed Cost

Total Cost of the program = $ 5x+ $ 9,000

Total cost of the program = $ 9,000 + 5x

We can calculate the revenue of the program, this way:

Total revenue of the program = Price per person * Number of participants + Profit

Total revenue of the program = $ 90 * x + $ 1,500

Total revenue of the program = $ 90x + $ 1,500

For Break-even:

Total Variable cost + Total Fixed Cost = Price per person * Number of participants

Replacing with the values we know and solving for x:

9,000 + 5x = 90x

5x - 90x = - 9,000 (Like terms)

-85x = -9,000

x = -9,000/-85

x = 106 (rounding to the next whole)

For $ 1,500 of profits:

Number of participants at break-even + Profits/Price per participant

106 + 1,500/90 = 106 + 16.7 = 123

123/1,500 = 0.0137 = 1.37% (Rounding to two decimal places)

The correct answer is D. About 1.37%

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3 years ago

Suppose that an increase in consumer confidence raises consumers' expectations of future income and thus the amount they want to

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3 years ago

Nancy sold three capital assets that were held for investment. She sold stock in ABC Corporation for a gain of $10,000; stock in

wlad13 [49]

Answer:

D) $3,000 deduction against ordinary income with a $5,000 capital loss carried forward to offset income for next year

Explanation:

Note: This question is not complete as it does not include the options. The complete question is therefore presented before answering the questions follows:

Nancy sold three capital assets that were held for investment. She sold stock in ABC Corporation for a gain of $10,000; stock in XYZ Corporation for a gain of $2,000; and corporate bonds for a loss of $20,000. Assuming all of the investments had a long-term holding period, how will the transactions be treated for tax purposes?

A) Gain of $12,000 taxed at 15% and a loss of $20,000 deductible against ordinary income

B) Net loss of $8,000 that is fully deductible against ordinary income in the current year

C) Net loss of $8,000 that results in no deduction in the current year, but can be carried forward to offset capital gains for the next year

D) $3,000 deduction against ordinary income with a $5,000 capital loss carried forward to offset income for next year

The explanation to the answer is therefore presented as follows:

The first step is to compute the net capital gain (loss) is as follows:

Particulars $

Gain from the sale of stock in ABC Corporation 10,000

Gain from the sale of stock in XYZ Corporation 2,000

Loss from the sale of corporate bonds (20,000)

Net capital gain (loss)  (8,000) 

In the US, individuals are allowed to use up to $3,000 to reduce their taxable income in the first year of the loss, while the remaining capital losses will be carried over to the next years.

From the net capital gain computed above, the correct option is D. That is, the $8,000 loss will be treated for tax purposes as a $3,000 deduction against ordinary income in the current year with the remaining $5,000 capital loss carried forward to offset income for next year.

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3 years ago