Markup means they sell it for that percentage more than they bought it for. First let's calculate how much they will mark it up for:
Convert 87% into a decimal(87/100):
Multiply:
This is how much they'll mark it up, now let's add it to how much they bought it for to find out the selling price:
The Owner's Equity for commercial banks in 2017-2018 is $0.4 billion.
The given is,
Borrowings = $0.10 Billion
Owner's Equity = $0.40 Billion
<h3 /><h3>What is the formula for the total liabilities?</h3>
Total liabilities = deposits + borrowings
So we have Borrowings = total liabilities - deposits
Borrowings in 2017
= $14.60 - 11.90
= $2.70 billion
Borrowings in 2018
= $14.80 - $12.20
= $2.60 billion
Borrowings from 2017-2018
= 2.60 - 2.70
= $0.10 billion
Owner's Equity= total assets - total liabilities
Owner’s equity in 2017
= $16.2 - $14.6
= $1.6 billion
Owner’s equity in 2018
= $16.8 - $14.8
= $2 billion
Owner's Equity from 2017-2018
= 2 - 1.6
= $0.4 billion
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Yes that it's correct because numbers that are 5+ round up and numbers that are 4-stay the same.
150,000
100,000 < 150,000 < 200,000
