Answer:
$20,700
Explanation:
Data provided in the question:
Net Income = $25,100
Cash Provided by Operations = $32,500
Cash Sales = $64,600
Capital Expenditures = $9,600
Dividends Paid = $2,200
Now,
Swifty’ Free cash flow
= Cash Provided by Operations - Capital Expenditures - Dividends Paid
Thus,
Swifty’ Free cash flow = $32,500 - $9,600 - $2,200
or
Swifty’ Free cash flow = $20,700
Answer:
Adjusted book balance will be $4258
Explanation:
We have given ending book balance = $4200
Error in recording = $50
Interest revenue = $33
And service charge = $25
We have to find the adjusted book balance
Adjusted book balance is given by
Adjusted book balance = Ending book balance + error in recording + interest revenue - service charge = $4200+$50+$33-$25=$4258
Answer:
a) As long as the documents strictly comply with the letter of credit requirements, the bank will not have to reimburse the buyer
Explanation:
A letter of credit refers to the letter in which the bank is made a guarantee to pay the amount to a particular person by compiling the specific conditions during the exporting of goods
Since in the question, it is given that the seller has shipped the goods that are worthless i.e of no use for the buyer so in this case, the bank would not reimburse the buyer.
Therefore the correct option is A.
Answer:
57.8$
Explanation:
Here we know that:
- One trip to work averages 14 miles
- Therefore, one return trip home-work averages 14*2=28 miles
- You work 20 days per month
So, the average number of miles per month is:

Then, we also know that the car averages 28 miles per gallon; this means that the number of gallons consumed on average in 1 month is equal to the average number of miles (560) divided by 28:

So, 20 gallons per month.
Finally, we know that the cost of the gas is 2.89$/gallon. Therefore, the average total cost per month is equal to the average number of gallons per month (20) times the cost per gallon:

The answer is C.
Purose full behavior states that people make decisions with a desired outcome in mind, taking all the losses and benefits into consideration.