Answer:
The Correct Option is A: 20 to 25 percent.
Explanation:
In a report by an American historian, it was stated that about 450,000 Americans did not stop being loyal to the British during the revolutionary period. This population represents about 20 percent of Americans having European Origin, or approximately 16 percent of the entire population.
Answer:
$81.52
Explanation:
In this question, we are asked to state the price to pay for a stock at this present day.
To calculate this, we compute it mathematically.
Mathematically, we have;
dividend/(1+required return rate)^year
we then add together
we have
=3/(1.12) + 4.25/(1.12)^2 + 6/(1.12)^3 + 100/(1.12)^3 = 81.52
Your A) SAVINGS should furnish enough money to live on, in an emergency, for six months.
Savings should at minimum be equivalent to the amount you spend for your basic needs for a month. Multiply it for 6 months because in case you are unemployed, you will still be able to meet your needs for six months. Giving you time to recoup and find other employment.
IRA is Individual Retirement Account - This is intended for your retirement.
Investments are usually bonds or securities which may take quite some time before it can be liquidated.
Answer:
Given that,
sold a paging system = $4,500
Sold extended warranty = $1,400
The journal entry to record this transaction would include:
(i) cash account Dr. $4,500
To Sales A/c $4,500
(To record the sales)
(ii) Cash A/c Dr. $1,400
To Unearned revenue A/c $1,400
(To record the service revenue)
Answer:
C. being outdoors, horticulture, raising animals
Explanation:
Horticulture refers to the process of cultivating trees, plant agriculture either for promoting recreational activities, for decoration or food purposes. If Fred takes interest in Agriculture, food and natural resources; that means he would practise horticulture as a career. Also, other source of foods which includes activities such as raising animals, fishing, hunting, etc would require Fred to be outdoor. The animals raised in outdoors are mostly farm animals.
