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4 years ago

Choose the option below the best describes the difference between highlighting and shading.

1 answer:

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The option that best describes the difference between highlighting and shading is that h<span>ighlighting is applied to selected text while shading is applied to an entire paragraph.
So, when you want to highlight a part of a text in Microsoft Word or some other writing program, you should select that text and just highlight it. However, if you want an entire paragraph to be selected, then you are going to shade it, rather than highlight.
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Answer: income statement: Net income $5,100, Statement of owners Equity :Total $35,100, Balance sheet : Total Liabilities $53,200, Total Asset $53,200

Explanation:

Thompson Decoration Services

Income Statement for the month ended 31 st October 20X6

Revenue. 18,300

Less Expenses

Salaries. 8,700

Advertising 2,500

Less: outstanding 700

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1,800

Taxes. 150

Postage. 1,800

Utilities. 100

Interest. 450

Miscellaneous. 200

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13,200

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Net income. 5,100

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Statement of owners Equity for the month ended 31st October 20X6

Common Stock. Paid in capital. Retained Earnings Treasury stock Total

Balance Oct 1. 30,000. 30,000

Issued share for cash. - - - - -

Purchase of treasury stock - - - - -

Net income. - - 5,100. 5,100

Cash dividend. - - - - -

Stock dividend. - - - - -

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Balance on Oct 31. - - 5,100 - 35,100

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Thompson Decoration Service

Balance sheet for the month ended 31st October 20X6

Current Asset

Debtors. 4,100

Account Receivable 14,200

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Total Current Asset. 18,300

Fixed Asset

Van. 16,000

Office Equipment. 4,000

Furnishing. 14,900

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Total Fixed Asset. 34,900

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Total Asset. 53,200

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Long term Liabilities

Capital. 30,000

Add: Net income 5,100

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35,100

Less: Drawing. 5,500

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29,600

Loan. 20,000

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Total Long term Liabilities 49,600

Current Liabilities

Outstanding 2,800

Interest. 450

Taxes. 150

Miscellaneous 200

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Total Current Liabilities 3,600

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Total Liabilities. 53,200

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4 years ago

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Quantitative Problem 2: Carlysle Corporation has perpetual preferred stock outstanding that pays a constant annual dividend of $

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Answer:

$27.14

Explanation:

Calculation for the price of the firm's perpetual preferred stock

Using this formula

Price of the firm perpetual preferred stock = Annual dividend / Required return

Where,

Annual dividend =$1.90

Required return=7% or 0.07

Let plug in the formula

Price of the firm perpetual preferred stock = $1.90 / 0.07

Price of the firm perpetual preferred stock=$27.14

Therefore the Price of the firm perpetual preferred stock will be $27.14

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