Wen, a consumer researcher, is conducting a research on the buying behavior of the hispanics. as part of her study, she calculates a consumer's buying power by relating it to the consumer's income. the consumer attributes that wen employs in her research can best be described <u>demographics.</u>
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The simple answer is that 5 items can be arranged 5! (5 factorial) different ways. But let's expand upon that brief answer. We have 5 jobs and 5 machines with which to perform those jobs. So let's look at the 1st machine. Any of 5 of the jobs may be assigned to it. Now we have 4 jobs left unassigned. So let's look at the 2nd machine. For that machine, any of the 4 remaining jobs may be assigned to it, leaving 3 unassigned jobs. We can continue in that fashion, assigning at random one the of 3 remaining jobs to the 3rd machine, one of the 2 remaining jobs to the 4th machine, and finally, the only unassigned job to the 5th machine. So there's 5 * 4 * 3 * 2 * 1 = 5! = 120 different ways to assign those 5 jobs to all 5 machines.</span>
Answer:
The $1,200,000 should be accounted for in Grove’s special revenue funds
Explanation:
Special revenue fund: The special revenue fund is a fund that is introduced by the government to collect the money from the public. It is made to fulfill the need for specific purposes/ projects.
The computation of special revenue funds is shown below:
= Income received for providing the meals to the needy people + financing of sales tax with respect to tourist facilities maintenance in the shopping district
= $300,000 + $900,000
= $1,200,000
I would say C. Hope this helps!
