Answer:
No. Date Accounts titles and explanation Debit Credit
(a) Jan. 6 Accounts receivable $7,600
Sales $7,600
Jan. 16 Cash $7,296
Sales discounts($7,600 * 4%) $304
Accounts receivable $7,600
(b) Jan. 10 Accounts receivable $13,300
Sales $13,300
Feb. 12 Cash $6,650
Accounts receivable $6,650
Mar. 10 Accounts receivable $133
Interest revenue(6,650 * 2%) $133
Answer: 0.755
Explanation:
From the information given, the current per share value of the option if it expires in one year will be calculated as follows:
Firstly, we calculate the present value which will be:
= $28 / ( 1 + 0.05 )
= $28/1.05
= $26.667
The number of options needed will be:
= ( 34 - 28 )/ ( 4-0)
= 6/4
= 1.5
Therefore,
27.80 = (1.5 x Co) + [28 / (1+0.05)]
27.80 = 1.5Co + (28/1.05)
27.80 = 1.5Co + 26.667
1.5Co = 28.0 - 26.667
1.5Co = 1.1333
Co = 0.755
Therefore, the answer is 0.755
<span>I believe the two points we can use are:
- Monaghan doesn’t own Domios’s (and hasn’t for years)
- it’s Domino’s Farms that’s suing
Both of these points could lead to money laundering by transferring value from one establishment to another and would be considered as a fraud attempt for costumers and the stakeholders of the domin's companies.</span>
<span>Absolutely not! We should be investing money in clean, renewable energy and not on dirty fossil fuels that destroy the very same planet we live on. Fossil fuels are aptly named for the present moment in time, because they really are a thing of the past. In short, NO!</span>
Experiment A as in A you have a one in 6 chance of getting 30 whereas in experiment B you have a 1 in 30 chance of getting 30
