Amount invested in stocks 5,000 X 0.60 = 3,000
After one year gains 9%
3,000 X ( 1 + 0.09) = 3,270
After second year loses 4%
3,270 X ( 1 - 0.04) = 3,139.2 amount after second year
So Stocks gained 139.2 ( 3139.2 - 3000)
Amount of saving account
5,000 X 0.40 = 2,000
After 2 years
2,200 X ( 1 + 0.049)^(2) = 2,200.802
So gained 200.802 (2200.802 - 2000)
Total amount after 2 years
3,139.2 + 2,200.802 = 5,340.002
Gained 340.002 (5340.002 -5000)
No you can not afford it
1600•0.25= 400
1600-400=1200
1200-1200=0
Answer:
<u>Question 1. All employees are agents, and all agents are employees.</u>
<u>Question 2. Harold is liable to Alice for the cost of the lot, but only if the contract between Harold and Alice expressly stated that he would reimburse her for the cost of the lot.</u>
<u>Question 3. Spencer will win, because Glen was acting within the scope of his employment; therefore, Sally is liable for his negligence</u>
Explanation:
1. Note that employees can serve also as agents for their company but not all agents are employees since they (the agents) could be self employed themselves.
2. Remember sales agreement should not be bases on word of mouth but on written contacts. Therefore, if the contract between Harold and Alice expressly stated that he would reimburse her for the cost of the lot he would then be liable.
3. Since Glen was acting within the scope of his employment; therefore, Sally is liable for his negligence. Implying that she employed the man who caused Spencer pain and suffering.
Answer:
Bonds = 24%
Shares = 76%
Explanation:
The weight of each of the finance sources is the proportion that their market value bears to the total market value.
This is computed as follows:
$
Market value of bonds= 95%× 1,000× 800= 760,000
Market value of shares = 60× 40,000= <u>2,400,000</u>
Total market value <u> 3,160,000</u>
Bonds = 760,000/3,160,000× 100= 24%
Shares = 2400000/3,160,000× 100= 76%
Answer: A -Raoul asks Wendy if she would be willing to sell her first-edition copy of War and Peace.
Explanation: An offer is a legal term used in a contract. An offer is made by an intending buyer to an intending seller regarding a product or service.
The offer is a legal question that is asked by a willing buyer if the seller of the product would consider selling it or not.
An offer can be accepted or declined by the person being made the offer.
