Answer:
$3,800
Explanation:
The computation of cost of the ending inventory is shown below:-
Unit Rate Total
January 2 $120 $240
February 4 $130 $520
May 6 $140 $840
September 4 $150 $600
November 10 $160 $1600
Total Units 26 $3,800
So, by the above computation we simply multiply every unit with rate.Therefore the cost of ending inventory is $3,800
Answer:
A. items 2, 4, 7, and 8
Explanation:
As we know that the near money should also be known as the quasi-liquid money and this comprise of high liquid money not only used for the transactions as they are only part of M2 money so it cant be involved in M1 money
And, the other options are related to currency or the instruments instead having less liquidity levels
Therefore the option a is correct
Answer:
C. A return of $70000
Explanation:
Given that
Beginning plan asset = 325000
End plan asset = 375000
Contributions = 130000
Total avalable assets initially = beginning plan asset + contributions
= 325000 + 130000
= 455,000.
Distributions of pension resulted in less 150000
Thus,
Balance = 455000 - 150000
= 305000.
But recall that the ending balance was
375000
Thus,
The difference between 375000 and 305000 = $70000, represents the return on plan assets.
Hence return on plan assets
= $70,000
NOTE that, the loss of $55,000 from sale of specific investments is included in the net gain of $70,000
Answer:
d. $78,140
Explanation:
First, calculate their gas reimbursement: 36,000 x $0.54 = $19,440. Then, add all of the reimbursements up. Total is $78,170. Then, you need to deduct the $600 per month that is being payed each month. That total is $7,200. The total they make would be b. $70,970