Don't completely understand the question, but i'm pretty sure it's TRUE. I think thi sbecause you shoul dalways think about what you are going to post or say because once you do it is there forever. Even if you delete a tweet someone most likely screenshotted it or saved it and could have sent it to countless people for all you know... again not sure if this helped or not, but good luck
Answer:
$23,000
Explanation:
Total dividends = $138,000 (Paid in 2020)
Common stock outstanding = 46,000 shares
Preferred dividend = Number of shares × Par value × 5%
= 11,500 × $100 × 5%
= $57,500
Dividends received by common stock holders in 2020 is;
= Total dividends - Preferred dividend
= ($138,000 × 1) - ($57,500 × 2)
= $138,000 - $115,000
= $23,000
Answer:
C) Company 1 sold their bonds at 94 and redeemed them at 106.
Explanation:
The face value of bond issued in 4 companies are same, then it's clearly that the company 1 will have the lowest carrying value on their bonds because they sold at lowest price but buy back (redeem) at highest prices.
Answer:
sorry I don't have one! T~T
Explanation:
Answer: Qualitative data cannot be recorded numerically at the initial stage, but can be later converted into numerical data for statistical purposes.
Quantitative data is conclusive in summary, can be recorded numerically first hand.
Explanation:
Qualitative data cannot be recorded numerically at the initial stage, but can be later converted into numerical data for statistical purposes.
Quantitative data is conclusive in summary, can be recorded numerically first hand.
Qualitative variables examples;
Colour of the car
Driver experience
Quantitative variables:
Size of the car
Horse power of the engine -
