You can withdraw $ 200 the very next business day and rest of the remaining $ 300 on the second business day from the date of deposition of the check. On friday foster can withdraw the whole of the amount no more than deposited on monday that is $500.
Generally, if you deposit check for 200$ to a bank one can access the full amount the very next business day, whereas if the amount exceeds more than $ 200 you can partially withdraw it from the account and rest on the second business day.
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The spread for this security after an investor submits a sell order for 185 shares at $41.87 is c.) <u>$0.38</u><u>.</u>
<h3>What is the spread?</h3>
The spread is the gap or difference between the bid and the ask prices of a security or asset, like a stock, bond, or commodity
The spread is commonly known as a bid-ask spread. This implies that while the investor is bidding to sell the security at $41.87, it could be sold for $42.25, giving a difference (spread) of $0.38 per share.
<h3>Data and Calculations:</h3>
Buy Orders (Bids) Sell Orders (Asks)
Amount Price Amount Price
63 $42.15 3 $42.16
36 $42.12 68 $42.22
112 $41.99 113 $42.25
3 $41.88 9 $42.44
Spread at a ask price of $42.25 = $0.38 ($42.25 - $41.87)
<h3>Answer Options:</h3>
a.) 0.01
b.) 0.29
c.) 0.38
d.) 0.17
Thus, the spread for this security after an investor submits a sell order for 185 shares at $41.87 is c.) <u>$0.38</u><u>.</u>
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Answer:Equity multiplier=1.6
Explanation:
Debt equity ratio is given as debt/equity , Therefore
Debt = Debt equity ratio X Equity
=0.60 x $486,000
= $291,600
The Total assets given as Liability(debt+equity) will now be
=$291,600+$486,000
=$777,600.
Therefore Equity multiplier, Total assets/Total equity
=(777,600/486,000)=1.6
2 days or 1 week but if the crime is serious it will be I day.
D. to obtain goods they cannot produce efficiently is the only option that makes sense in the context of the question.
