Answer:
Explanation:
a. General Journal
1
Dr Cash $27,500
Cr Common Stock $27,500
2
Dr Merchandise Inventory $22,000
Cr Cash $22,000
3
Dr Cash $ 30,500
Sales $ 30,500
4
Dr Cost of goods sold $ 15,600
Merchandise Inventory $ 15,600
c)
Income Statement
For the year ended December 31,Year 1
Sales $ 30,500
Cost of good sold $ 15,600
Gross Margin $ 14,900
d)
Cash Flow from Operating Activities:
Purchase of Inventory ($22,000)
Cash Sales made $ 30,500
Cash Flow from Operating Activities $8,500
Answer:
A shift to later reproduction with benefit of higher fecundity, because of their smaller size.
Explanation:
When an organism faces high predatory risk they tend to adapt in order to survive predation. Generally the smaller an animal is the lower it's mortality.
So as the rodent has reduced predation it must have reduced its size.
The rodent will also be involved in reproductive activity that will increase it fecundity. That is a later reproduction with benefit of higher fecundity.
In a bid to survive extinction the rodent will have developed a strategy to have high reproduction of offspring and smaller size that promotes lower mortality.
Fire them then or give them more training and lower pay
