We will examine the annual growth rate of the following question.
Formula for calculating the annual growth rate is Growth Percentage Over One year =[ (F÷S) ¹/y - 1] ₓ 100
where F= final value
S= start value
y= Number of years.
(1,350000÷150) y= 2010-1895=115
∴ [(1,350,000÷150) ¹/₁₁₅ - 1] × 100
= (9000¹/₁₁₅ - 1) ₓ 100
= (1.082393 - 1) ₓ 100
= 8.24%
Over the course of 115 years the winners prize money grew from $150.00 to $1,350,000.00, its annual growth rate = 8.24%
Please Note, raising a value a to the ¹/<em>b</em> exponent is equivalent to taking the <em>b</em>th root of a. You will likely need a calculator with an " ![\sqrt[n]{x}](https://tex.z-dn.net/?f=%5Csqrt%5Bn%5D%7Bx%7D)
<em>" </em>button, or a good online calculator.
Couldn't find the basic symbols, had to improvise.
Answer:
False (B)
Explanation:
Long-term borrowing & repaying cash from lenders
Long-term borrowing will be classified under financing activities as it represents capital sourced from loan investors (e.g Bondholders,Banks e.t.c). As for repaying cash from lenders, capital repayment will be classified under financing activities while interest is recognized either under operating or financing activity.
Cash investments by or dividends paid to stockholders.
Cash investment by stockholders will be categorized under financing activities while dividend paid can either be categorized as operating or financing activity.
Answer: C. Additional Paid-in Capital -Common $4.720,000.
Explanation:
Based on the information given in the question, the journal entry to record the stock dividend would go thus:
Debit: Retained earnings = 80000 × $60 = $4,800,000
Credit: Common stock = 80000 × $1 = $80000
Credit: Additional paid in capital- Common stock = 80,000 × $59 = $4,720,000
(To record share dividend)
Therefore, the journal entry to record the stock dividend would include a credit to Additional Paid-in Capital -Common $4.720,000
<span>An individual can become a part of a current. When that person becomes a part of that electrical current than that person will have electricity running through them which can result in the individual being shocked. It is unwise and very deadly unless the current is very minute.</span>
Answer:
The correct answer is A. True.
Explanation:
Yes, it is a valid and accepted practice in macroeconomic terms. The basic premise of the goods and services market is to attract more buyers in order to maximize profits, and offering new products is an action that leads to that purpose.
