<span>When using the ice-point method of calibration, you should immerse the thermometer in ice water for at least 5 minutes, which allows the reading to stabilize. After this amount of time has elapsed, the thermometer should be adjusted to read 32 degrees F (0 degrees C), if it was not already displaying this value.</span>
Answer:
The August 31 trial balance is a debit and credit amount of $16,986
Explanation:
The journal entries for the following transactions is as follows;
General Journal Debit Credit
1. Cash $6,500
Photography equipment $33,500
Common stock $40,000
2. Prepaid insurance $2,100
Cash $2,100
3. Office supplies $880
Cash $880
4. Cash $3,331
Photography fees $3,331
5. Utilities expense $675
Cash $675
August 31 trial balance $16,986 $16,986
The August 31 trial balance is a debit and credit amount of $16,986
Answer:
C) II and III
- Act as a dealer
- Charge a mark-up or a mark-down
Explanation:
Dealers can purchase and sell securities on their own accounts, this is called position trading. When they carry on this type of transactions, they charge markups instead of commissions.
Brokers act like agents, and they can only arrange a transaction between clients and they charge a commission for their work.
<span>While most people consider blogs and wikis to be less than credible, in fact a lot can be learned from them. These types of sites are set up so anyone with access to the Internet can contribute, and make their thoughts and ideas public. Wikis are mostly factual accounts; while there may be some facts included, for the most part blogs consist of opinions and experiences.</span>
Answer:
The answer is c. remains constant in total with changes in the level of activity.
Explanation:
In a cost structure of a firm, for decision-making purpose, it is usually divided into fixed cost and variable cost.
Variable cost is the type of costs which will increase following an additional production of an extra unit of product/service, that is, level of activity has been risen up given the production is taken place. A good example of these cost are material cost, labeling cost.
Fixed cost, as it name may tell, is costs that are unchanged regardless of a firm's activities level. That is, regardless of how many product/service is produced, these costs remain the same. A good example of these cost are depreciation cost, rental cost.
