Answer:
book value and market value.
Explanation:
Book value of an asset is the value of an asset as reported originally in the balance sheet or financial statement of an organization, which may be adjusted for subsequent changes as a result of depreciation or impairment.
Market value is the price or cost associated with an item trading in the open market, it entails the lowest price a seller is willing to sell and the highest price a potential buyer is willing to pay to buy goods over a period of time in the market.
The difference between the historic price a firm paid and its going price among current buyers and sellers is the difference between its book value and market value.
There must be at least two lines on any plane because a plane is defined by 3 non-collinear points.
Not sure what the options for the answer are (if there are any), but an appropriate entry in this box is "common goals," among other answers. Please let me know if you have any questions and provide me with the answer options if there are any.
Answer:
The amount of net income for January was $24,100
Explanation:
Revenues from sales $115,100 (for this analysis is not important if the sales were in cash or on credit)
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Cost of goods sold $48,000
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Gross profit $67,100
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Salaries, rent, supplies, advertising, other expenses and monthly utilities (it is not important for this analysis if all the exenses were paid) -$43,000
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Net income $24,100
Answer:
a. 12% per year
Explanation:
Effective interest rate
r = (1 + i/n)^n - 1
r = effective interest rate
i = simple interest rate compounded monthly
n = number of compound intervals
12.68% = ((1+i/12)^12)-1)
1+0.1268 = ((1+i/12)^12)
1.1268^(1/12) =1+i/12
1.010 = 1+i/12
1.010-1 = i/12
0.010 x 12 = i
i = 0.12 = 12%
