Answer:
It is known that in the periodic inventory, the accounting record of the stock of goods will occur only at the end of a certain period with the physical count of the existing quantities. Consider the following CVM information = 500.00; Initial Inventory = 700.00 and Purchases = 800.00. Applying the concept of periodic inventory and applying the formula for calculating the CMV, determine the value of the final stock.
ALTERNATIVES
Final stock of 2,000.00.
Final stock of 1,500.00.
Final stock of 1,300.00.
Final stock of 1,200.00.
Final stock of 1,000.00.
Final Stock (EF) = 1,000.00
Step-by-step explanation:
Alternative E - Final stock of 1,000.00.
Given That,
CMV = 500,00
Initial Stock (EI) = 700.00
Purchases (C) = 800.00
Final Stock (EF) = ?
Formula
CMV = Initial Stock (EI) + Purchases (C) - Final Stock (EF)
CMV = EI + C - EF
500 = 700 + 800 - EF
500.00 = 700.00 + 800.00 -X
500 = 1500- EF
500.00 = 1,500.00-X
EF = 1500-500
X = 1,000.00
EF = 1,000.00
Therefore, the final stock is 1,000
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
By the general application of cumulative property of addition :
x + y = y + x
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Step-by-step explanation:
Given data
initial mileage=24,033 miles.
cost to fill tank=$83.38
cost per gallon= $3.79
1. capacity of tank=83.38/3.79=22 gallons
remianing gas= 1/4*22= 5.5gal
gas used= 22-5.5= 16.5gal
new mileage= 24,297 miles.
mile covered= 24,297 miles.-24,033 miles.
=264miles
miles per gallon is =264/16.5
=16miles per gallon
Answer:
x ≈ 31.0°
Step-by-step explanation:
Using the tangent ratio in the right triangle
tanx = 
= 
, then
x = 
( ) ≈ 31.0° ( to 1 dec. place )
