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Nike's _______________ is "Just Do It". This is a short phrase associated with the brand that states their brand promise Group o

f answer choices Brand promise Tagline Company phrase Motto

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Alisiya [41]3 years ago

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The answer is Slogan

kupik [55]3 years ago

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Slogan. A slogan is like a catch phrase a company uses to gain popularity

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Explanation:

The amount due on the loan would be equal to the total accrued interest plus the principal amount. Note that, since Sally did not pay any amount off the loan in the course of the three years, the interest due per month would be equal to the monthly interest rate plus the he unpaid balance till date.

To determine the amount due, we would compound $4,000 at a monthly interest rate of for 36 months

Amount due on loan = Loan amount × (1+r)^n

Loan amount - 4,000, r - monthly interest rate - 6.8%/12 = 0.566%, n- 3× 12= 36

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B) Quick Ratio= 0.24

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a) Current Ratio = Current Asset (CA) / Current Liabilities (CL)

Acording to the current ratio formula, to calculate the amount of short-term debt increase, to the amount of current assets and current liabilities we must add an amount such that the result is 1.2.

(1,875,000 + x) / (625,000 + x) = 1.2

(1,875,000 + x) = 1.2 * (625,000 + x)

1,875,000 + x = (1.2* 625,000) + (1.2 x)

1,875,000 + x = 750,000 + 1.2 x

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1,125,000 / 0.2 = x

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b) Quick Ratio = (Current Asset (CA) – Inventory (I) – Prepaid Expenses (PE))/Current Liabilities (CL)

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