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Kobotan [32]
3 years ago
13

Stretch goals expect group members to _____.

Business
1 answer:
rewona [7]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

The answer is work outside their own comfort group as they attempt to understand others’ perspectives.

Explanation:

Stretch goals tend to be a form of job enrichment, where individuals are challenged to perform better than their most recent performance achievement. In the context of group assignment, individuals are challenged to try things outside of their comfort zone. Stretch goals aren’t related to actual physical exercise, thus making answer (B) wrong, and automatically disqualifying answer (D). Nor does it require members to (A) take a break in order to avoid topic-fatigue.  

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Computation for requirement (a) - Straight Line Depreciation for 2020

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Cost of machine                                     $ 162,900

Estimated Salvage Value                       <u>$   18.900</u>

Depreciable Basis                                   $ 144,000

Estimated Life                                             5 years

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Estimated life of the asset                                                      5 years

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