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3 years ago

Miranda is a network engineer. She has been hired to set up a network for a nonprofit organization with more than

Business

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sweet [91]3 years ago

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Answer:

hi your question lacks the options hence i will list out some factors to be considered :

The goal of the network
The training of the employees on how to use it
The budget of the organization
The maintenance

Explanation:

A network engineer is a professionally trained technology expert that his primary duty is to setup a computer network within an organization that enables the exchange of voice, data and video within the organization.

A network engineer has to consider some factors while performing his duties in other to do an excellent job for the organization and some factors to be considered are. the goal of the network which simply means that the network service required by the organization of what purpose do they want it, the training of the employees on how to use the network is also considered by the engineer the most important which is the budget of the organization and the maintenance of the network after it has been setup.

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private prison enterprise

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2 years ago

The partnership of Larson, Norris, Spencer, and Harrison has decided to terminate operations and liquidate all business property

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Answer:

LARSON, NORRIS, SPENCER AND HARRISON

PREDISTRIBUTION PLAN FOR LIQUIDATING PARTNERSHIP

ASSET

Cash $28,250

liquidating expense (8,000) 20,250

Account receivable 44,000

inventory 39,000

land and building 23,000

Equipment 104,000

Total Asset 230,250

Liabilities (47,000)

Net asset 183,250

Asset to be distributed as follows:

Larson(15,000 - 1600) 13,400

Norris(60,000 -2400) 57,600

Spencer(75,000 - 1600) 73,400

Harrison(41,250-2400) 38,850 ( 183,250)

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share of liquidation expenses

Larson = 20%*8000 = 1600

Norris = 30%*8000 = 2400

Spencer = 20%*8000= 1600

Harrison = 30%*8000 = 2400

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3 years ago

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Answer:

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Explanation:

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2 years ago

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Monette Corporation has found that 70% of its sales in any given month are credit sales, while the remainder are cash sales. Of

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Answer and Explanation:

The preparation of cash collection budget is shown below:-

Cash Collection Budget

For the month of January through March

January February March Quarter

Cash sales $43,500 $37,500 $58,500 $139,500

Collection on Credit sales

20% month of sale $20,300 $17,500 $27,300 $65,100

40% month after $33,600 $40,600 $35,000 $109,200

24% two months after $17,640 $20,160 $24,360 $62,160

Total Cash collection $115,040 $115,760 $145,160 $375,960

Working Note 1

November December January February March

Total Sales $105,000 $120,000 $145,000 $125,000 $195,000

Cash sales $31,500 $36,000 $43,500 $37,500 $58,500

Credit sales $73,500 $84,000 $101,500 $87,500 $136,500

Credit sales is 70% of Total sales every month

Cash Sales is 30% of Total sales every month

Working Note 2

January February March Quarter

Cash sales $43,500 $37,500 $58,500 $139,500

Cash collection from credit sales of

November $17,640 $17,640

December $33,600 $20,160 $53,760

January $20,300 $40,600 $24,360 $85,260

February $17,500 $35,000 $52,500

March $27,300 $27,300

Total collections $115,040 $115,760 $145,160 $375,960

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