The answer is: D) check her credit history from a credit reporting agency.
Credit worthiness Credit reporting agency would determine the likelihood that a person would abandon all of his/her credit obligation. Credit reporting agency could measure a person's credit worthiness by considering several factors such as the amount of time Sarah late in making the payment, the amount of debt ratio compared to total earning, etc.
GIVEN -> Voltage in circuit = 12 V
Current in circuit = 2 A
To find resistance we will use the well known equation or Ohms Law equation,
which is; V = IR
hence R = V/I
R = (12 V) / 2 A
R = 6 ohm
therefore, ideally the resistance in the circuit would be equal to 6 ohms.
Answer:
0.347
Explanation:
Data provided in the question:
Net income = $360,000
Dividends paid on common stock = $125,000
Dividends paid on preferred stock = $50,000
Common stockholders’ equity at the start of the year = $1,600,000
Common stockholders’ equity at the end of the year = $2,000,000
Now,
Payout ratio
= ( cash dividends declared to common stockholders ) ÷ ( Net income )
= $125,000 ÷ $360,000
= 0.347
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Answer:
The answer is c.$200 paid for tune-up and oil change on delivery truck.
Explanation:
In the question, it is essential to identify whether a money amount paid for the operating/upgrading of fixed asset is recorded as cost or is allowed to be capitalized ( i.e recorded as increment in asset's value).
In general, when a money amount consumed on fixed asset has not been used-up within an accounting period and it is not part of frequent maintenance, for example for improving the quality thus the value of the asset and/or extending its useful life; put the asset to new position required for future production, then the amount should be capitalized to keep the new value of the asset up-to-date.
While cost incurred due to normal course of asset's operation and does not help to improve the asset's value, useful life, should be recorded as cost.
