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For this problem, imagine having the 10 programmers line up randomly, assign the 1st 3 programmers to the 1st job, then assign the next 3 programmers to the 2nd job, and finally assign the remaining 4 programmers to the last job. So with that in mind, let's look at the numbers:
1. There are 10! different ways to arrange the 10 programmers in the line.
2. Of the 1st 3 programmers, we really don't care what their exact order is, so we divide the total by the number of ways of arranging those 3 programmers which is 3!
3. Of the next 3, once again, we don't care about their exact order, so we divide again by 3!
4. And of the final 4, we still don't care about their exact order, so we divide by 4!.
So the number of ways of arranging those 10 programmers is 10!/(3!3!4!) = 3628800/(6*6*24) = 3628800/864 = 4200</span>
Answer:
A.
Jan 1 balance 72,350
Add year 1 purchases $22,100
Total $94,450
Deduct the closing balance $69,400
Difference = sold equipment at Net Book Value = $25,050
Add accumulated depreciation to date = $22,000
Cost of equipment sold = $47,050.
B.
Cash flow from investing activities.
Cash received from sale of equipment (the Net book value + Gain in sales) = $30,050
Cash invested in purchase of new equipment -$22,100
Net cash flow from investing activities $7,950
Answer:
$125,165.49
Explanation:
Daily Sales Outstanding is computed by dividing Average Accounts Receivable over Daily Credit Sales.
In this case, if the DSO is 71, then the Daily Credit Sale is $2,887.3239($205,000/71).
Then, the old sales is $1,053,873.24 ($2887.3239 x 365).
If this is reduced by 15% after the policy is implemented, the new sales is $895,792.25 ($1,053,873.23-15%) and the new daily sales is $2,454.23 ($895,792.25/365).
Using these DSO formula, the new Accounts Receivable level will be $125,165.49 (51 x $2,454.23).
Answer:
a. buying or creating facilities in another country for producing in local markets.
Explanation:
Foreign direct investments refer to establishments or acquisition of a business in a foreign country. The individual or firm involved in foreign direct investment is a citizen of a local country but starts a business in a different country.
Foreign direct investments are different from portfolio investments. In Portfolio investment, the investor buys securities in a foreign market, but foreign direct investment involves setting up a business or purchasing one in another country.
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