Answer:
C. debit Raw Materials Inventory, $ 4 comma 000; credit Accounts Payable, $ 4 comma 000
Explanation:
The journal entry to record the raw material purchased on the account is as follows
Raw material inventory A/c Dr $4,000
To Account payable A/c $4,000
(Being the raw material is purchased on account)
Since the raw material is purchased, the same is increased the current asset so it would be debited while the account payable is credited as it also increased the current liabilities account
When purchasing a dishwasher a manager can tell if it is in compliance with the regulatory authority by? Appliances have to be compliant with federal regulations. To check if a dishwasher is in compliance, a manager can make sure there are NSF seals or ANSI certifications on the dishwasher.
Answer: C) Price-earnings ratio
Explanation:
The Price - earnings ratio is used to calculate the company's share price to its earnings per share. It uses the market value of the stock and thus has the least correlation to the actual inner workings of the company.
The Current and Acid test ratios can be used to calculate if the company is able to cover its current liabilities given its current assets and its most liquid current assets respectively. The Times Interest ratio shows if the company is able to pay its debt payments with the funds available.
The odd one out is therefore the Price-Earnings ratio.
Answer:
0.7589
Explanation:
P(34000<=x<=38000)
P(34000-50000 / 12000) <= z <= 38000-50000 / 12000)
P( -16000/12000) <= z <= -12000/12000)
P(z<=-1.33)- p( z<=-1.00)
=0.9176 - 0.1587 (using standard normal table)
=0.7589
Answer:
b. $75,000
Explanation:
Depreciable cost is the amount of an asset's cost that will be depreciated. Depreciable cost is calculated by using purchase and installation cost of a fixed asset, minus its estimated salvage value at the end of its useful life.
Depreciable cost = Total asset cost - salvage value = $90,000 - $15,000 = $75,000
The company then uses a depreciation method, such as the straight-line method, to calculate depreciation expense of the equipment.
Example:
Annual Depreciation expense = $75,000/6 = $12,500