Which of the following are finance careers?

seth is thinking of a number between 20 and 30. the number is prime and not more than 2 away from a perfect square. what is the

elena-s [515]

23 is the answer because perfect square is between 20 and 30 is 25 and since the number is prime is has to be 23.

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3 years ago

Quadcopters plans to sell a standard quadcopter (toy drone) for $ 55 and a deluxe quadcopter for $ 85. Funtime purchases the st

Harman [31]

Answer:

For break-even, number of standard quadcopter sold should be 238

and, number of standard quadcopter sold should be 2 × 238 = 476

to earn $7,700, number of standard quadcopter sold should be 392

and, number of standard quadcopter sold should be 2 × 392 = 784

Explanation:

Given:

Selling cost of standard quadcopter = $55

Selling cost of deluxe quadcopter = $85

Purchasing cost of standard quadcopter = $45

Purchasing cost of deluxe quadcopter = $65

monthly fixed expenses = $ 11,900

Now,

let the number standard quadcopter sold be 'x'

thus, according to the question

the number deluxe quadcopter sold will be = 2x

also,

at break-even

total cost = total revenue

or

Total fixed cost + Total purchasing cost = Total revenue

or

$11,900 + ($45x + $65 × 2x) = $55x + $85 × 2x

or

$11,900 + $45x + $130x = $55x + $170x

or

$11,900 + $175x = $225x

or

$225x - $175x = $11,900

or

$50x = $11,900

or

x = 238

Hence,

For break-even, number of standard quadcopter sold should be 238

and, number of standard quadcopter sold should be 2 × 238 = 476

To earn $7,700

Earning = Total Revenue - Total cost

$7,700 = ( $55x + $85 × 2x ) - [$11,900 + ($45x + $65 × 2x)]

$7,700 = $225x - $11,900 - $175x

or

$7,700 + $11,900 = $50x

or

$50x = $19,600

or

x = 392

Therefore,

to earn $7,700, number of standard quadcopter sold should be 392

and, number of standard quadcopter sold should be 2 × 392 = 784

4 0

3 years ago

Economist Jones favors a constant-money-growth-rate rule. She says that if the annual money supply growth rate each year is equa

scZoUnD [109]

Answer: d. b and c

Your analysis assumes that velocity is constant, and it is not.

Your analysis assumes that you can correctly define the money supply

Explanation:

Here are the options for the question:

a. Your analysis assumes that Real GDP is constant over time, and it is not.

b. Your analysis assumes that velocity is constant, and it is not.

c. Your analysis assumes that you can correctly define the money supply.

d. b and c

e. a, b and c

According to the constant-money-growth-rate rule, the government should target money growth rate in a way that it will be equal to growth rate of the real GDP.

The likely thing that economist Smith, who favors activist monetary policy would say to economist Jones is that Jones is assuming velocity will be constant, and is also correctly defining the money supply which should not.be the case as velocity isn't always constant.

7 0

3 years ago

Carla Vista Company purchased equipment that cost $3980000 on January 1, 2020. The entire cost was recorded as an expense. The e

ICE Princess25 [194]

Answer:

$1,800,402

Explanation:

Cost = $3,980,000

Lifespan = 9 yrs

Residual Value = $122,000

Depreciation per year = (Cost - Residual Value)/life

Depreciation per year = (3,980,000 - 122,000)/9

Depreciation per year = 3,858,000 / 9

Depreciation per year = $428,667

So, Tax saved = 40% of $428,667 = $171,467

Depreciation per year not considered = 3 yrs * $428,667 = (+)$1,286,001

Tax saved due to Depreciation = 3 yrs * $171,467 = (+)$514,401

So, retained earnings was understated by $1,286,001 + $514,401 = $1,800,402

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3 years ago

Jose started renting a house to Bill for $600 per month beginning February 1, 2019. Bill paid $1,200 on January 15, 2019, which

rusak2 [61]

Answer: $6,600

Explanation:

Income, although not typically in a taxpayer’s possession, is usually constructively received in the taxable year which is when it is credited to the person's account, or made available so that the person may draw upon it at any time, or could have drawn upon it in the taxable year when the notice of intention to withdraw has already been given.

However, income is not constructively received when the taxpayer’s control of receipt is subject to limitations or restrictions. In this case, the last month’s rent ($600 security deposit) has already been constructively received and is included; but, the rent that was received in January for the December rent has not been constructively received and is therefore not included for a total of $6,600 which was derived from the [$600 deposit which was last month rent + ($600 × 10 months Feb-Nov)].

= $600 + $6000

= $6600

3 0

3 years ago