Answer:
Explanation:
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Answer:
D) All of the above
- a. So they won't take research results at face value
- b. So they will know how to ask the right questions about the research
- c. So they can determine the validity of the results
Explanation:
Marketing research is defined as the process of collecting, analyzing and interpreting information that can be used to develop, implement and monitor a company's marketing plan.
Imagine if a manager received a study, he/she cannot take for granted that the study was well developed, carried out and the results were interpreted correctly. The manager must know how to evaluate if the parameters of a research are correct or if the results are valid or not.
Answer:
1. WINFREY TOWING SERVICE
Statement of Comprehensive Income
$
Service revenue 10,800
Rent expense (550)
Salaries expense (1,900)
Dividends paid <u>(4,000)</u>
Net income <u> 4,350</u>
Statement of Retained Earnings
$
Retained earnings b/f 3,900
Add: Net income 4,350
Retained earnings c/f 8,250
2. Statement of retained earnings report changes in retained earnings of a company in a given accounting year.
Explanation:
In this question, we need to obtain the net income of the company, which is service revenue minus expenses minus dividend. Then, the statement of retained earnings is prepared by taking cognisance of the retained earnings brought forward and add the net income for the year.
Answer:
- 1. <em>For the amount to double</em>: <u>9.37 years</u>
- 2. <em>For the amount to triple</em>: <u>14.85 years</u>
Explanation:
The equation for continuosly compounded interest is:
Where:
- P is the amount that you invest today: $1,300
- F is the value after t years: the double or triple of $1,300
- r is the annual interest rate: 0.074
<u>1. For the amount to double:</u>
Substitute the values and solve for t:

<u>2. For the amount to triple:</u>
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Answer:
Net cash flow from operating activities
$1,599,000
Explanation:
Pharoah Company
Cash flow from operating activities :
Net income $1,300,000
Net Cash flow from operating activities:
Add depreciation $208,000
Add accounts receivable decreased $455,000
Less accounts payable decreased ($364,000)
Net cash flow from operating activities $1,599,000