2. Ernesto purchased a used car for $6800. He paid 64% sales tax. How much tax did he pay?

Which is the best approach for avoiding activation of the adductors during a floor bridge?

alexgriva [62]

Answer:

The correct answer is C

Explanation:

Floor bridge is one of the effective and useful exercise which works on the hamstrings of the person. It is performed by slowly pushing the heels, lifting the hips from the floor untill the body is in a position which is straight line from the knees to the shoulders.

So, the best approach in order to avoid any adductors while doing the floor bridge, one has to keep the feet, hip width apart and then straight ahead.

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3 years ago

Cabell Products is a division of a major corporation. Last year the division had total sales of $25,060,000, net operating incom

lubasha [3.4K]

Answer:

The division's residual income is $75,180

Explanation:

Residual income : The residual income is that income which is left over after paying taxes and expenses

The formula to compute residual income

= Net operating income - (Average operating assets × minimum required rate of return)

= $1,503,600 - ($7,518,000 × 19%)

= $1,503,600 - $1,428,420

= $75,180

The total sale is irrelevant while computing the residual income. Thus, it is not considered in computation part.

Hence, The division's residual income is $75,180

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3 years ago

Maurice Corporation has two major business segments; Philippe and Chip. In April, the Philippe business segment had sales revenu

kati45 [8]

Answer:

b.) $140,000

Explanation:

The computation of the segment margin is shown below:

Sales Revenue $500,000

Less: Variable Expenses ($280,000)

Contribution Margin $220,000

Less: Traceable fixed Expenses ($80,000)

Segment margin $140,000

By deducting the variable expense from the sales we can get the contribution margin and after that the fixed cost is deducted from the contribution margin so that the segment margin could come

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3 years ago

Can you help solve my question for business?

UkoKoshka [18]

The balance sheet of Jonathan Shaw can be drawn based on the given data to look as shown below.

<h3>What goes into the balance sheet?</h3><h3 />

The assets will go to the right side of the sheet and the liabilities and equity will go to the left.

Jon's Shop of Gifts Balance Sheet

Assets Liabilities

Cash $2,556 Bank loan $19,000

Accounts Receivable: $450 Accounts Payable - $900

R. Gregory Ceramic supply

Accounts Receivable: $1,860 Accounts Payable - $2,900

R. Gregory Jose's Art Co.

Supplies $1,000 Total liabilities $22,800

Furniture $10,300 Equity

Equipment $20,000 Jonathan Shaw capital $51,166

Automobiles $37,800 Total equity $51,166

Total assets $73,966 Total liabilities and $73,966

equity

The total equity can be found by the formula:

= Total Assets - liabilities

= 73,966 - 22,800

= $51,166

The question is:

Draw up a relevant balance sheet for Jonathan Shaw.

Find out more on balance sheets at brainly.com/question/1113933

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2 years ago

A company is struggling to finish the required accounting work for its financial year-end. The employees are unwilling to stay l

Citrus2011 [14]

<span>The incentive for the employees in this scenario is the money. It is because the employees refuses to work overtime because of the fact that they are not going to receive anything from the company and after the managers decided to pay the staff with the bonus, every hour that they stayed up late, they started to work and complete the required job that is needed to be done, with that, the bonus given is money, which means the money is the incentive being provided to its staff.</span>

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3 years ago

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2. Ernesto purchased a used car for $6800. He paid 64% sales tax. How much tax did he pay?​

2. Ernesto purchased a used car for $6800. He paid 64% sales tax. How much tax did he pay?