Answer:
8.95%
Explanation:
Data provided in the question:
Time, n = 29 years
Principle amount = $200,000
Future value = $2,400,000
Now,
Using the compounding formula
Future value = Principle × [ 1 + r ]ⁿ
here,
r is the interest rate
Thus,
$2,400,000 = $200,000 × [ 1 + r ]²⁹
or
[ 1 + r ]²⁹ = 12
taking the natural log both the sides, we have
29 × ln(1 + r) = ln(12)
or
ln(1 + r) = 0.08569
or
1 + r = 
or
1 + r = 1.0895
or
r = 0.0895
or
r = 0.0895 × 100% = 8.95%
Use this equation: FVN= $2 = $1(1 + I)N= $1(1.20)<span>N (With any dollar amount)
</span>The exact answer is 3.8 years, but some calculators will round this value up to the next highest whole number, so maybe 4 years.
The cost of goods manufactured during the period would be the $15000 + $28000 + $23000 is $66000. In other words, the costs are the total amount of costs added up for all three of the projects since goods were presumably produced by all three projects.
Answer: -$2,350
Explanation:
First we will calculate the labour costs of the product as,
Standard labour overheads required,
= 2,500*6
= $15,000
Using the above figure we will then calculate the Standard Overhead Cost as,
Standard overhead cost
= 4.9* 15,000 hours
= $73,500
But the Actual overhead cost = $71,150
The Variance is calculated as,
= standard overhead cost - actual overhead cost
= 73,500 - 71,150
= $2,350 Favorable.
= -$2,350
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The question wants us to group the types of shopping in to different categories
- Appliances are: shopping goods
- Automobile battery jumpstart services are specialty
- Cemetery plot are unsought goods
What are shopping goods?
They are goods that are more expensive than the convenience goods. They need one to shop for them. Examples are appliances.
<h3>What are specialty goods?</h3>
They are the types of goods that people would refuse to take substitutes for. They search extensively for them.
<h3>What are unsought goods?</h3>
This refers to goods to there are rarely need for people to request for them An example would be funeral services.
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