Answer: Long-term Liability
Step-by-step explanation:
This question relates to the classification of the lease above in accounting.
A long term liability is a payment that is owed by a company for a period lasting more than a year.
When a lease is for more than a year as is the case here, you take the present value of the lease and consider that amount to be a long term liability because it would represent an amount that the company is to pay for more than a single period.,
Point-slope form is y - y1 = m (x + x1)
First you need to find m [slope] by subtract y2 and y1 and divide it by the outcome of x2 - x1
13 - (-9) = 22
-2 - 9 = -11
22/-11 = -2
Plug in the first point (as instructed) into the equation.
y - (-9) = -2 (x - 9)
Simplify the beginning.
y + [9] = [-2] (x + [-9])
(The brackets are the fill in the blanks)
Hi!
The first number line is equals to 
The second number line is equals to 
The third number line is equals to 
The fourth number line is equals to 2
The fifth number line is equals to 0
The sixth number line is 
The answer is; second, fourth and fifth number lines.
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