Answer:
Wildhorse Corp. has inventory of $6,653,940
Explanation:
The quick ratio is a liquidity ratio that indicates a company's ability to pay its current liabilities when they come due without needing to sell its inventory or get additional financing. The quick ratio is calculated by the following formula:
Quick ratio = (Cash & equivalents + Short Term investments + Accounts receivable)/Current Liabilities
(Cash & equivalents + Short Term investments + Accounts receivable) = Quick ratio x Current Liabilities = 0.94 x $5,849,000 = $5,498,060
Inventory = Total current assets - (Cash & equivalents + Short Term investments + Accounts receivable) = $12,152,000 - $5,498,060 = $6,653,940
Supplies expense is $11,400.00.
Expenses = Beg Inv + Addl Inv - Remaining
= 5,100 + 12,400 - 6,100
= 11,400
Answer:
The beneficiary should receive 6 more years of payment.
Explanation:
An annuity certain option guarantees that the insured or his/her beneficiaries will receive payments for a minimum period of time in case the insured dies.
In this question the certain option was 10 years, during the first 4 years the insured received his/her annuity payments, but once the insured passed away, his/her beneficiaries will continue to receive payments until the 10 year period ends (6 more years).
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Answer:
The answer is d: supported, suspended, and aerial lift trucks
Explanation:
An elevated temporary work platform is called a scaffold. Scaffolds can be divided into two categories:
Supported scaffolds are made up of one or more platforms that are held up by rigid parts like, for example, poles, frames and legs.
The scaffolds that hang from ropes or another pliable, above support, consisting of one or more platforms are suspended scaffolds
Aerial lifts, in particular, can be thought of as different kinds of supported scaffolds.
