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Four investment bankers need to cross a bridge at night to get to a meeting. They have only one flashlight and 17 minutes to get

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Answer:

Correct Answer:

The correct sequence of crossing include:

<em>First, the Analyst takes the flashlight and crosses the bridge with the Associate. This takes 2 minutes. </em>The Analyst then returns across the bridge with the flashlight taking 1 more minute (3 minutes passed so far). The Analyst gives the flashlight to the VP and the VP and MD cross together taking 10 minutes (13 minutes passed so far).

The VP gives the flashlight to the Associate, who recrosses the bridge taking 2 minutes (15 minutes passed so far). The Analyst and Associate now cross the bridge together taking 2 more minutes.<em> Now, all are across the bridge at the meeting in exactly 17 minutes.</em>

Explanation:

The above is the only logical way through which all of them could be able to cross the bridge while still arriving to the meeting at/on the exact time.

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3 years ago

DeWitt Company sells a kitchen set for $345. To promote July 4, DeWitt ran the following advertisement:

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Answer:

$296.7

Explanation:

Since the first four hours the kitchen set will have a discount of 12 %, plus another 2 % for the last of each hour.

Ingrid bought it at the 1 hour and 25 min, that means that she could get 12 % for the first hour plus another 2 % because of th end of the first hour.

So it will be:

14 % (345) = $48.3

To the total price: $345 - $48.3 = $ 296.7

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3 years ago

Eaton Electronics uses a periodic inventory system.

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The cost of ending inventory of Eaton Electronics on June 30 is $13,600.

<h3>What is the LIFO method?</h3>

The LIFO method values the cost of goods sold based on the assumption that goods sold are from the latest stock.

For example, using LIFO, Easton would have the two TVs sold based on the cost of the May Purchases instead of specific identification.

<h3>Data and Calculations:</h3>

Beginning inventory (2 x $1,500) = $3,000

April Purchases (4 x $1,450) = $5,800

May Purchases (5 x $1,600)= $8,000

Cost of goods available for sale = $16,800

Cost of goods sold (2 x $1,600) = $3,200

Ending inventory = $13,600 ($16,800 - $3,200)

Thus, the cost of ending inventory is $13,600.

Learn more about the LIFO method at brainly.com/question/10026597

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2 years ago

Which of the following assessments of electronic retailing is most accurate? a. The line between electronic retailing and tradit

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Answer:

The correct answer is letter "A": The line between electronic retailing and traditional retailing is blurring as traditional retailers go online.

Explanation:

Most purchases nowadays are being processed online. The easiness to access to a wide variety of products and the methods of payments causes more people to buy online. Besides, the number of retailer stores with mobile apps is increasing so there is no need to have a computer to make the purchases online since they can be made with a phone. This scenario is fading the line that used to separate traditional retailing with online retailing.

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3 years ago

Boiler rooms with slick telemarketers offered full physicals for a little or no fee. this free diagnostic service turned out to

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<span>Information was used to file claims against insurance companies and government insurance, patients were pushed to take out loans to cover services, patients' credit card information was obtained and card companies were billed, patients were required to furnish bank information and electronic checks were processed by financial institutions.</span>

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3 years ago