Answer:
22 days
Explanation:
number of activities : 3 ( A,B,C)
connected via : SS and FF combination. days lag on SS and F = 2
Durations : 5,10 and 3
A and B is connected by SS and there is a 2-day lag on the SS connection, this means that B will start 2 days after A have ended
i.e when T = 0 , B will start : 5 +2 = 7 days and end in 17 days
while B and C is connected by FF and there is also a 2-day lag on the FF connection, this means that C will start after B has ended and end in 2 days
i.e when B ends at 17 days ; C starts = 17 + 2 = 19 DAYS
hence the project will end in 19 + 3 = 22 days ( i.e when C ends )
Answer:
Option D. The deposits in transit are added to the balance per the bank statement, and outstanding checks are deducted from the balance per the bank statement during the bank reconciliation process.
Explanation:
The reason is that the bank balance as per business books are kept updated according to their knowledge of the transaction verified and bank keeps its business books updated according to its knowledge of the verified transactions.
When the customer presents the check to the business, the business increases its bank balance as per its books and at this point the bank doesn't know whether there is any monetary transaction actually taken place or not. So the bank hasn't altered the business bank balance in their books of accounts. This means the bank is overstated by the deposit in transit and for reconciliation sake we will have to add it to balance as per bank to tally it with the balance as per the business.
Similarly the Outstanding checks which is also known as unpresented checks are the money not yet withdrawn from the business bank account but is actually deducted from the bank balance as per the business books because the payments that the business makes actually records it. This means that the bank balance as per business books are lower than the balance as per the bank and for reconciliation sake we will have to deduct it from the balance as per bank to tally it with the balance as per the business.
Answer:
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