Answer:
USING LIFO METHOD
Nov 1 Opening inventory 20 [email protected]$19 = 380
Nov 4 Sales 10 [email protected]$19 = (190)
Nov 10 Purchases 30 [email protected]$20 = 600
Nov 17 Sales 20 [email protected]$20 = (400)
Nov 30 Purchases 10 [email protected]$21 = <u>210</u>
Cost of merchandise sold <u> 600 </u>
The correct answer is B
Explanation:
In LIFO method of inventory valuation, most recent stocks are issued first. For instance, sales of 10 units in November 4 will be issued from the November 1 opening inventory and valued at the price of opening inventory.November 17 sales will be issued from November 10 purchases and valued at the price of November 10 purchases.
Answer:
16.67%
Explanation:
Calculation to determine what percentage of your salary must you save each year
First step is to calculate the Annual savings
Annual savings=$5 million*[(10%-3%)/(1+0.1)^40-(1+0.03)^40]
Annual savings=$5 million*0.07/(1.1^40-1.03^40)
Annual savings=$8333.88
Now let determine the percentage of the salary you must save each year
Proportion of savings=$8333.88/$50,000
Proportion of savings=0.1667*100
Proportion of savings=16.67%
Therefore the percentage of your salary that you must save each year is 16.67%
Answer:
$1,157 rounded to the nearest whole dollar
Explanation:
When a 1 percent decrease in price produces more than a 1 percent increase in quantity sold, the product or service is an Elastic Demand.
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What is an Elastic Demand?</h3>
- Elastic demand is measured by its percent of change in demand divided by its percent of change in price, provided all other factors remain the same.
- If the change in price and change in demand is proportionate, the item is neither elastic nor inelastic.
- An item has elastic demand if its demand changes more than its price changes.
- For example, if two stores sell identical products of the same amount for different prices, incase of a perfectly elastic demand nobody would buy from the seller with higher priced product.
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