Answer:
omg that the long one
Explanation:
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Answer:
$48,175
Explanation:
Given:
Cost of the weaving machine = $332,970
Useful life = 8 year or 767,000 bolts production
Residual value = $18,500
Number of bolts produced in the first year = 113,500
Number of bolts produced in the second year = 117,500
Now,
Using the units-of-production method of depreciation
Rate of depreciation = 
= 
= 0.41
Therefore,
Depreciation for the second year
= Rate of depreciation × Number of bolts produced in the second year
= 0.41 × 117,500
= $48,175
To get the growth rate, we will follow the Gordon Growth modelP= D/(K-G)whereP= stock value=$68D= Expected dividend=$3.85G= Growth rateK= required rate of returnG =K-(D/P)Substitute the given valuesG= 0.11-(3.85/68)
G= 5.34%The growth rate for stock required is 5.34%
Answer:
Variable cost= $73.50
Explanation:
The high low method is used to get the fixed and variable cost of a business activity given limited data. It involves taking the highest and lowest points, then comparing the total cost at these points.
We use the following formula
Variable cost= (Highest activity cost - Lowest activity cost)/ (Highest activity unit - Lowest activity unit)
Variable cost= (207,250- 97,000)/ (5,900-4,400)
Variable cost= 110,250/ 1,500
Variable cost= $73.50
Answer:
The answer is D.
Explanation:
Labor force is the number of people or citizens who are within the workforce age that employed and those that are unemployed but are willing and able to work(i.e they are actively searching).
Labor force = employed citizens plus unemployed citizens
Option A and B are wrong because some adults(citizens) are not working and they are not willing to work.
The most important thing here is to show willingness to work and also has the ability to work
