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Sergeeva-Olga [200]
3 years ago
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What is round to the nearest 10.000?​

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liraira [26]3 years ago
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If the number is 12,759 and they ask to round to the nearest 10,000 then you look at the thousands place (where the 2 is) and is its less than 5 round down and if its more round up. so the answer would be 10,000
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Selected Comparative Financial Statements:

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For Years Ended December 31, 2017, 2016, and 2015

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Sales                         $515,770    100%   $395,122  100%   $274,200   100%

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Total expenses         119,658       23%      89,298     23%       58,953     21%

Income before taxes  85,618       17%        55,317      14%       39,759     15%

Income taxes             15,925         3%        11,340        3%          8,071       3%

Net income             $69,693        14%   $43,977        11%      $31,688     12%

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Balance Sheet Data in Trend Percents

for December 31, 2017, 2016, and 2015

                                                  2017            2016             2015

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Long-term investments          100.00            500%          3,690%

Plant assets, net                     100.00             107%             64%

Total assets                            _124__%       _121_ %       100.00 %

Liabilities and Equity

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Common Stock                       100.00           100%             75%

Other paid-in capital               100.00           100%            66%

Retained earnings                  100.00             92%            84%

Total liabilities and equity      _124_ %         _121_ %      100.00

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Long-term investments            0                   500            3,690

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Current liabilities               $22,470     $22,268         $21,668

Common stock                     71,000        71,000           53,000

Other paid-in capital              8,875          8,875             5,889

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