Answer: i. €0.11
ii. €1.08
Explanation:
i. If we get 1 krona for every $0.13 then how many krona do we get per dollar?
= 1/0.13
= 7.69 Krona is to $1
If $1 is 7.69 Krona and $1 is also €0.85 then that means that,
€ 0.85 = 7.69 Krona
So for each Krona exchanged, we get how many Euro,
= 0.85/7.69
= 0.11
For each Krona exchanged, we get €0.11
ii. Following the example of the first question,
if £1 is to $1.12 then how many pounds are a dollar?
= 1/1.12
= 0.89
£0.89 is equal to a dollar.
if €1 is to $1.04 then how many euros are a dollar?
= 1/1.04
= 0.96
€0.96 are equal to a dollar.
This means that,
£0.89 = €0.96
So for every British Pound exchanged we get how many Euros?
= 0.96/0.89
= 1.078
= €1.08
For every British pound Exchanged, we get €1.08
Answer:
Need not make any special disclosure
Explanation:
The reason is that it is not a parent-subsidiary transaction which means if the group as a whole trade with each other then they must add a special disclosure in the financial statement otherwise it must be neglected. The company must not specially disclose small borrowings from the lenders when it is presenting that figure in the financial statement borrowing figures. If the transaction is between the group or the borrowings are prominent it must be disclosed separately in the note to financial statement.
The house plan drawing titled elevation shows the outside views of the house.
Answer: The two dimensions of the competing values framework are the internal focus and imagination and the flexibility and discretion.
Explanation: There are 2 dimensions but 4 models within the competing values framework. The reason this model is called the competing models framework is because each model conflicts the message of another. These framework models do not agree and often times compete for what the best option to make is.
