Hmm, maybe a 2 inch
within a 1-1 1/2-2 inch
ha, im trying to remember the page I studied for an electrical portion back in my shop class. hope this works!!
Answer:
B. Underwriters' Laboratories, Inc.
Explanation:
The Underwriters' Laboratories, Inc. conducts all kinds of security certifications, including electrical equipment, that's why you see the circular UL Certified logo on every electrical device sold in the US, including all electronic devices.
The National Fire Prevention Association develops standards for electricity installations in the workplace, the National Electric Code (for buildings) and other similar.
The National Electrical Manufacturers Association sets norms for the generation and transportation of energy, for the power providers.
Certified Ballast Manufacturers is just an association of electric ballast makers.
Answer:
The asset's depreciable basis is:
= $270,500
Explanation:
a) Data and Calculations:
Equipment purchase cost = $250,000
Freight charges = 500
Installation costs = 750
Sales tax 18,750
Special consultant fee 500
Total acquisition costs = $270,500
Depreciable basis = Acquisition costs - Salvage value
= $270,500 - $0
= $270,500
b) The depreciable basis is the amount of the asset that is subject to depreciation over its useful life. This amount is obtained by subtracting the salvage value from the acquisition costs. The acquisition costs include the purchase price of an asset plus the costs incurred to put the asset into service, which include any sales taxes, delivery charges, and installation fees.
