Answer:
Truck $54,000
Explanation:
Basket purchase price of assets is always pro rated in ratio of their fair values
=90,000*(60,000/100,000
=54,000
Truck=$54,000
Trailer=90,000-54,000=$36,000
Answer: ART
Explanation:
Account receivable turnover(ART) = Sales revenue/Average Account Receivable
= $47,561/$19,595
= 2.427
Inventory Turnover(INVT) = Cost of sales/Inventory
= $32856/$16240
= 2.023
Property Plant and Equipment Turnover(PPET) = Sales/Property Plant and Equipment
= $47561/$19813
= 2.400
Therefore, the ratio that is highest is the account receivable turnover
Answer:
Beta of this portfolio = 0.9953
Explanation:
Given:
Investment in security A = $650 beta 1.2
Investment in security B = $450 beta 0.7
Find:
Beta of this portfolio
Computation:
Beta of this portfolio = [650 / (650+450)]1.2 + [450 / (650+450)]0.7
Beta of this portfolio = [650 / (1,100)]1.2 + [450 / (1,100)]0.7
Beta of this portfolio = 0.7090 + 0.2863
Beta of this portfolio = 0.9953
Answer:
<em>C. biological</em>
Explanation:
From the following OPTION the best OPTION which explains the scenario in the question is OPTION (C).
Because biological design is a design which is designed naturally that can be adjusted and used efficiently.
Here we can see in the scenario that in the workstation, the heights of both Christian and Catalina is been adjusted and used efficiently. Christian and Catalina’s jobs have a<em> </em><em><u>biological</u></em><em> </em>design.
Answer:
A. Total assets will increase at the same rate as sales.
Explanation:
<em>Option E</em> is wrong because dividends will not increase at the same rate; therefore, retained earnings will not increase at the same rate as sales.
<em>Option D</em> is incorrect because sales are increasing, which leads to a different profit margin.
As sales increases to a specific percent, owners' equity will not remain constant. So, <em>option C</em> is wrong.
<em>Option B</em> is wrong because long-term debt will not change.
Option A is correct because if sales are credit sales; therefore, total assets will increase at the same rate as sales.
