B.when you take a loan out for something the faster you pay it off the less interest you have to pay
Answer:
Last Fiscal Year:
Interest Expense = $5550
Current Fiscal Year:
Interest Expense = $11100
Explanation:
According to the accrual basis of accounting, the expenses and revenues relating to a certain period should be recorded in that particular period whether of not they have been received. The fiscal year of Kieso ends on 31 December and as the loan was taken one month prior to the start of the current fiscal year, it was taken at the start of December of last fiscal year.
This means that the interest expense on loan relating to last December will be charged to the last fiscal year and the interest expense relating to January and February will be charged to the current fiscal year. The interest expense amount will be calculated as follows,
Last Fiscal Year = 740000 * 9% * 1/12 => $5550
Current Fiscal Year = 740000 * 9% * 2/12 => $11100
The profit that is gained by the company for selling a unit is equal to the difference between the revenue and total cost. In this item the revenue is given to be $45 and the profit is $10. To answer this item, we let x be the cost such that,
45 - c = 10
Simplifying,
c = 45 - 10
Further simplification will lead us to,
c = 35
Answer: $35.
Snowballing her payments according to the highest interest rate or making fixed payments I'm not sure between those two
If Chloe did not pay off the loan, she will payout 263.75 x 12 = $3165.00
However, if Chloe pays off the loan with the sixth payment, she will pay out (263.75 x 5) + 1,786.20 = $3,086.95.
But the question is how much will she save? To get the answer just follow this: 3165.00 - 3086.95 = $78.05
Therefore, Chloe saves $78.05
