The inventory account expected to have by December 31 is more than $5800. Option C
<h3>How to calculate the end inventory</h3>
The formula for end inventory is given as ;
Ending inventory = Beginning inventory + net purchases –sales
Beginning inventory = $5800
Net purchases = $65000
Sales = $112000
Put into the formula
Ending inventory = $ 
Add first,
Ending inventory = $ 
Ending inventory = $ -41, 200
Thus, the inventory account expected to have by December 31 is more than $5800. Option C
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Answer:a constant term is a term in an algebraic expression that has a value that is [constant function|constant]] or cannot change
Step-by-step explanation:
In order to not get confused, start by converting cm to m
h=20 cm = 0.2m and r=5cm = 0.05m
The cans are cylinders and we only need the rectangular shape, which is equal to the height x the circumference of the circle (2r(pi)), which you'll have to multiply by 200,000 for the number of cans necessary
your equation is therefore:
A=200,000h(2pi(r))
A=200,000(0.2)(2)(0.05)(pi)
A=4000pi m^2
Point A' is at (-2,-2)
Point D' is at (-2,4)
Just multiply each coordinate by 2
It’s A. $25.20
You find the rate you dividing the cost ($18) by how many gallons (5). Then you multiply by what you are looking for (7 gallons). You get 25.20.
