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Answer:
B. Annuity due
Explanation:
Annuity Due
This is the repetition of money paid that is made at the beginning of each defined period. Period could be monthly, quarterly, yearly and so on. A common example used in explaining this is Rent paid at the beginning of each month. Annuity due have all payments in the same amount, like in this case, Janis is going to be paid $500 a month for 48 months. Meaning the amount tonbe paid doesnt changes. Also another characteristic of annuity payments is that all payments are paid at thesame time interval. Again, here, Janis is being paid every month at the same time interval NOT, today monthly and the next payment weekly.
It is a series of payments that is made or received over a predetermined period of time.
In this item, since the purchase has been made and that it was due to the agreement that that said amount is paid rather than a smaller one, the element that should be taken to the journal should be $1.7 in cash out column. The money is used to pay the liability. In this manner, the corporation will not have the need to physical call on someone to explain when the numbers in the journal do not match.
Answer:
b. $965,000
Explanation:
Calculation of Cost of Goods Manufactured
Particulars Amount
Direct material used $265,000
Direct labor $300,000
Factory overhead <u>$400,000</u>
Total manufacturing cost <u>$965,000</u>
Answer:
The present value for each year is calculated at 4% interest. In this question the present value be the sum of the cash deposits plus the interest for each year.
Present Value
= Sum of cash deposits for each year + Interest for each year
= 23100 + 9240
= 32340
Explanation:
To calculate the sum of the cash deposits, add the deposit for each year.
(Year 1 to Year 21 = 23100)
To calculate the interest for each year, take the cash deposit for the year and multiply it by 4%. (Year 1 to Year 21 = 9240)
Refer to the attached spreadsheet to assist with the calculations and the answer given above.
