The effect of the transaction by Atkins Company of collecting payment for an amount owed by a customer is One asset would increase $1,750 and a different asset would decrease $1,750, causing no effect.
<h3>How does an increase and decrease in assets affect the accounting equation?</h3>
The fact that a customer owed Atkins Company means that the customer was an accounts receivable which is an asset account.
The cash that Atkins Company collected is also an asset. So, the transaction simply led to one asset(accounts receivable) being reduced and the other asset(cash) being increased. The amount is the same so there would be no effect.
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Answer:
Proposal A
3.75 years
Proposal B
3.375 years
Explanation:
<u>Proposal A</u>
Payback = 3.75 years
Year Cash Inflow Initial Investment Balance Year Count
0 0 1,050,000
1 $280,000 770,000 1
2 $280,000 490,000 2
3 $280,000 210,000 3
4 $280,000 0 *3.75
* 1050,0000 / 280,000 = 3.75 years
<u>Proposal B</u>
Payback = 3.375 years
Year Cash Inflow Initial Investment Balance Year Count
0 0 1,050,000
1 $350,000 700,000 1
2 $3150,000 385,000 2
3 $280,000 105,000 3
4 $280,000 0 *3.375
* ( 3 + ( 105,000 / 280,000 ) ) = 3.75 years
Market failure occurs when a free market is unable to A) distribute resources efficiently.
<span>Car when parent bought it= 5000$
level when parent bought it =50
Car when I bought it= x$
level when I bought it =200
x=(5000*200) divided by 50
x=5000*4
=20000
Answer for parents car value today = 20000$</span>
Answer:
b)
Explanation:
b- as soon and you have the money ~ so that let's say for example you want a phone and the phone is 300 dollars and you get 15 dollars/ an hour you would save up to get it
