Answer:
$5,400
Explanation:
The computation of effect on net income is shown below:-
Incremental revenue $109,200
(5,200 × $21)
Less: Variable cost $93,600
(5,200 × $18)
Less: Shipping cost $10,200
(5,200 × $2)
Incremental profit (loss) $5,400
Therefore, The Net income increases by $5,400 with the above computation.
Answer: The answer is given below
Explanation:
It should be noted that the split limits approach is used by several auto insurance policies and this simply combines per person and occurrence approach.
For every accident, three dollars amount are being applied. The first limit is simply a per person limit which is the maximum amount that one injured person will get. The second limit is simply the per occurrence limit which is the maximum amount that all the injured persons will get while the third limit applies during the claim of property damage as it is the maximum amount that will be paid for damages by an insurer to property that results from the accident.
since the split is 50/100/20, it implies that $50,000 medical coverage for every injured person, $100,000 injury coverage for all accident victims and then $20,000 for property damage.
1. Bill's insurance company will pay $20000.
2. Amount Bill will pay:
= $17,603 + $3,136 + $9,659 - $20,000
= $30,398 - $20,000
= $10,398
Answer:
Economic duress
Explanation:
We say there is an economic duress during a contract when one party to the contract threatens to terminate the contract if the other person does not agree to their demands. Brent is asking for more money, if he does not get this, he says he would leave the work unfinished.
When this happens, the other party may be left stuck and may have no option than to agree to the new demands of the contract.
Answer:
The answer is 'The price of the bond will increase'
Explanation:
Bond and its price are indirectly related i.e If one goes up, the other goes down. What this means is that, if the yield of the bond is lower than coupon rate(coupon rate greater than bond yield), the price of the bond will increase. And also if the yield of the bond is higher than coupon rate(coupon rate lower than bond yield), the price of the bond will decrease.
Answer: =(B2+1.5)*(B3+1.5)*(B4+1.5)*(B5*1.5)
Explanation: my guess
