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2 years ago

Touching your nose is an example of?

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kolezko [41]2 years ago

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It is an invalid way of taking a Dui Test.
that i know of

Alexus [3.1K]2 years ago

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Answer is field sobriety test can be an officer may perform if you are suspended of a DUI, it is example of touching your nose. Hope it helped you.

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What are some common spreadsheets applications?

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USES ( APPLICATIONS) of spreadsheet are;

1) to create budgets : Excel can be used in creation of budget s which is the estimation of revenue as well as expenses which covers specified future period of time.

2)produce graphs and charts: it's application is helpful in creating graphs in mathematics as well as statistics

3 for storing and sorting data: Data sorting can be done using spreadsheet. It involves arrangements of data into an order in order to make analysis of the data easier.

SPREADSHEET APPLICATION

1)Microsoft Excel : This is used in data

crunching , it can handle large data sets.

2)LibreOffice : it's applicable in Calc for a free as well as native spreadsheet app.

4) Smartsheet: is useful when handling

task involving non-spreadsheet and can be used for project management.

5)Quip : it's useful for integration of

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2 years ago

In Sheridan Company, the Cutting Department had beginning work in process of 9000 units, transferred out 24600 units, and had an

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Answer:

The 21,100 units were started through company during the month

Explanation:

The number of units were started through company during the month is computed as:

Number of units were started = Transferred out units - Ending work in progress units

where

Transferred out units is 24,600

Ending work in progress units is 3,500

Putting the values above:

Number of units were started = 24,600 - 3,500

= 21,100

Therefore, 21,1600 units were started through company during the month.

Note: The beginning work in progress will be considered as number of units in started is computing.

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2 years ago

Janice started receiving an annuity payment of $1,500 per month when she turned 68 years old (expected return multiple for ordin

givi [52]

Answer: 71% or $12,780 annually.

Explanation:

To find the amount of the Annuity that represents a return on Capital each year you divide the cost of the Annuity by the total amount of the Annuity to be received if the single life annuity is used to the fullest.

First then, we would need to calculate the full value of the Annuity.

Janice expects to get $1,500 per month for 17.6 years.

That means the total value would be,

= 1,500 * 12 months * 17.6 years

= $316,800 is the Total Annuity Receivable.

Calculating the return on Capital we will have,

= Cost of Annuity / Total Annuity Receivable

= 225,000 / 316,800

= 0.71022727272

= 71%

Monthly calculated that would be,

= 0.71 (1,500 * 12)

= $12,780

The return on Capital is 71% or $12,780 annually.

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2 years ago

Cyber Security Systems had sales of 4,600 units at $65 per unit last year. The marketing manager projects a 30 percent increase

scoray [572]

Answer:

Net dollar sales projection for this year = 516,971.00

Explanation:

Projected sales volume

130%× 4,600= 5,980units

Project selling price

=140% × $65

= $91

Total sales value

= $91 × 5980units

= $ 544,180.00

Net dollar sales projection

= Total sales value - Returned merchandise

= 544,180.00 - (5% × 544,180.00 )

= $ 516,971.00

Net dollar sales projection for this year = 516,971.00

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2 years ago

Suppose that the marginal propensity to consume in Frugalia is 0.60. The government of Frugalia enacts a stimulus program that i

fgiga [73]

Answer:

option (c) $25 million

Explanation:

Data provided in the question:

The marginal propensity to consume in Frugalia, MPC = 0.60

Increase in spending = $10 million

Now,

The total increase in income

= $\frac{\textup{1}}{\textup{1-MPC}}$ × Increase in spending

on substituting the respective values, we get

= $\frac{\textup{1}}{\textup{1-0.6}}$ × $10 million

= $\frac{\textup{1}}{\textup{0.4}}$ × $10 million

= 2.5 × $10 million

= $25 million

Hence,

The answer is option (c) $25 million

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