Answer:
A relevant account from the chart of accounts
Explanation:
QuickBooks is an accounting software that is designed to assist users with little accounting experience manage their financial records.
Transactions in QuickBooks are classed as products and services. These are mapped to relevant accounts in the chart of accounts.
For example mapping can be done to asset or liability accounts.
When mapping there are three classes products and services can be mapped to:
-Inventory
-Non inventory
-Services
When setting up new product and service the appropriate class is chosen and relevant account is assigned to the product or service.
For example sales tax is mapped by default to sales tax payable account.
Answer:
Objective function (maximize)

Constraints
- Availabitily of salt: 
- Availability of herbs: 
- Availability of flour: 
Explanation:
This a linear programming problem. We have an objective function (in this case it is the profit) that we want to optimize, but complying with constraints (in this case, the availability of ingredients).
The objective function can be defined taking into account the profits of the two kind of chips:

The constraints can be expressed taking into account the amount of ingredients every unit of chip needs and stating that it has to be less or equal to the availability of this ingredient:
- Availabitily of salt:

- Availability of herbs

- Availability of flour

With these expressions the linear programming problem can be solved.
I believe the answer would be the mechanical solution.
Given:
July 1 borrowed money from eight national bank on 8-month, 40,000, 5% note.
Interest and principal is all due on February 28
No journal entries were made.
Recognizing cash and notes payable.
Debit Credit
Cash 40,000
Notes Payable 40,000
Interest on Notes payable
Interest Expense 1,333
Interest Payable 1,333
Recognizing interest owed but not yet paid.
40,000 * 5% * 8/12 = 1,333
On February:
Notes Payable 40,000
Interest Payable 1,333
Cash 41,333
The separating of recordkeeping from the custody of assets a limitation of an internal control system because:
- In example above, fraud could occur only if the two employees collude (agree to work together to commit fraud)
- Employee maintaining accounting records has no incentive to falsify records.
- Employee controlling asset will know if another person is maintaining records or not.
- The employee who controls/has access to an asset should not maintain that asset's accounting records.
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What is meant by Internal Control?</h3>
- Internal controls are the mechanisms, rules, and procedures implemented by a corporation to ensure the integrity of financial and accounting information, promote accountability, and stop fraud.
- Internal controls can help improve operational efficiency by improving the accuracy and timeliness of financial reporting, besides complying with laws and regulations and preventing employees from stealing assets or committing fraud.
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