Answer:
1.5%
Explanation:
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Answer:
Hydro energy
Explanation:
Hydro energy is a renewable marine resource that can be used to generate electricity.
It is derived from a dam that enables the formation of a controlled flow of water that will steer a turbine, thereby generating electricity.
Another renewable marine resource is Tidal energy that uses tidal currents to propel turbine generators in generating electricity.
Answer:
The correct answer is hot site.
Explanation:
A hot site is a site where a company's operation can take place after a disaster. it is a duplicate of the original site and is situated at an off-premises location. It is a backup site which has all the equipment that is required to continue operations. it is always online and immediately available.
A warm site has lesser equipment than a hot site and requires more time to be operational. A cold site has the least equipment and takes a few days to be operational but is the cheapest alternative.
Since the company here wants the business to resume in the least time it should go for a hot site.
Answer:
D) declaring victory too soon
Explanation:
John Kotter in this theory of leadership explains the concept and importance of change. He basically believes that the company shall be currently functional.
By the term currently functional he means that the company shall be updated and working on with the current market trend. This means the company shall not be resistant to change and that the management shall take a note of it.
Further in the moving scenario there is no freezing point - the company shall constantly work on the new things which it can improve and excel.
Thus, final confirmation cannot be made soon as towards the change made.
Answer: C. Debit cash $71,000; debit land $132,000; credit Common Stock $203,000.
Explanation:
From the question, we are informed that Richard Redden, the sole stockholder, contributed $71,000 in cash and land worth $132,000 in exchange for common stock to open a new business, RR Consulting.
The journal entries will RR Consulting make to record this transaction will be:
Debit cash $71,000; debit land $132,000; credit Common Stock $203,000.