Jarell is grocery shopping for his bbq cookout this weekend. he is grilling 1313lb. burgers and expects about 20 people. 6.667 lbs. of ground beef should be purchased.
Jarrell should purchase 7 lbs of ground beef.
Number of attendees = 20
Fraction of burger per person = 1/3 lbs
Total fraction of burger required to feed 20 persons :
Number of attendees × fraction per person
20 × 1/3 = 6.667.
Grilling is a cooking method that applies dry heat to the surface of food, usually from the top, bottom, or sides. Grills typically use large amounts of direct radiant heat and are typically used to quickly cook meat and vegetables.
Almost all types of grilling on gas and/or charcoal grills can be divided into three cooking methods: direct, indirect, or combination. As the name suggests, method differences are determined as follows.
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Answer: E) A's expected dividend is $0.75 and B's expected dividend is $1.20
Explanation:
Using the Gordon growth model, you can calculate the expected dividend. The formula is:
Price = Expected dividend/ (expected return - expected growth)
Stock A expected dividend
25 = D/ (10% - 7%)
D = 25 * 3%
= $0.75
Stock B expected divided
40 = D / (12% - 9%)
D = 40 * 3%
= $1.20
Option A, C and B are therefore wrong.
Option E is correct.
Answer:
Frictional unemployment occurs when people decided to leave their jobs and look for another or people join the labor force for the first time.
Structural unemployment arises from a situation where there is a mismatch between the skills needed in an economy and the skills possessed by people. Happens a lot when employees need to adapt to new technology.
Cyclical unemployment happens as a result of the economy either growing or shrinking.
a. Andrew recently lost his job as an accountant for a large firm because he only knows how to perform the job using a general ledger (paper and pencil), and has been unwilling to learn how to use newly invented accounting software provided by the company. ⇒ <u>STRUCTURAL UNEMPLOYMENT. </u>
b. Sam recently lost his job as an accountant for a large firm because he only knows how to perform the job a using a general ledger and has been unwilling to learn how to use newly invented accounting software provided by the company. ⇒ <u>STRUCTURAL UNEMPLOYMENT.</u>
c. Teresa just graduated from college and is looking for a full time position with an investment banking firm. ⇒ <u>FRICTIONAL UNEMPLOYMENT. </u>
d. A recent recession has reduced the number visitors to a local theme park. The park has had to lay off many of its employee, including Beth. ⇒ <u>CYCLICAL UNEMPLOYMENT. </u>
