Answer:
At the end of the 4th year, the original $87,000 less an annual vacation expense of $10,000 would have compounded at an interest rate of 7% to become $69,640
Graduate school costs $24,060. The funds will expire after 2.9 years
Explanation:
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Answer:
net cash flow 26,800
Explanation:
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Operating
net income 104,000
removal of non-monetary terms
depreciation expense 37,000
loss on sale of land 9,000
adjusted net income 150,000
<u>Changes in working capital:</u>
Increase in AR (22,000)
Decrease in Inventory 40,000
Prepaid increase (7,200)
Decrease in AP (16,000)
decrease interest paayble (5,000)
increase in tax payable 1,000
net change in working capital (9,200)
net cash generated from operating 140,800
investing
sale of land 31,000
purchase of debt securities (115,000)
cash used in investing activities 84,000
financing
cash dividends (30,000)
cash used in financing activites 30,000
net cash flow 26,800
beginning cash 227,800
ending cash 254,600
Answer: 204.76%
Explanation:
In the earlier scenario, furniture maker manufactured 47 (42 non defective) pieces per 5 laborers working 8 hours day.
Thus, the productivity in terms of units per labor hour is as follows:
= 1.05
Similarly, after the process improvement, the productivity in units per labor hour would be:
= 3.2
Thus change in productivity would be calculated as:
= 2.047 × 100
= 204.76%
Thus, the productivity of non defective parts would increase by 204.76%.