Answer:
3.73 years or 4 years approx
Explanation:
The computation of the number of years taken for money invested for double is shown below:
As we know that
Amount = Principal × (1 + interest rate ÷ time period)^interest rate × time period
where,
We assume the principal be P
And, the amount is 2P
And, the other values would remain the same
So,
2P = P (1 + 0.2044 ÷ time period)^ 1 × time period
2 = (1.2044)^ time period
Now take the log both sides
ln2 = ln (1.2044)^time period
ln2 - time period ln (1.2044)
So,
time period = ln(2) ÷ ln (1.2044)
= 3.73 years or 4 years approx
Answer:
The cost of depletion in the current year is $90,000
Explanation:
Santa Fe's current year cost of depletion=cost of rights*Turquoise extracted in the current year/total estimated turquoise to be extracted
cost of rights is $300,000
turquoise extracted in the current year is 1,500 pounds
total estimated turquoise to be extracted over a five-year period is 5000 pounds
cost of depletion in the current year=$300,000*1500/5000
=$ 90,000.00
By extension profit for the year assuming no other costs were incurred is :
$200,000-$90,000=$110,000
Answer: annual withdrawal limit is $173,977.05
Explanation:
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Answer:
Correct options are: (D), (E), (F).
Explanation:
Since the dog seller does not pay taxes, he is evading tax and is therefore conducting illegal transactions. Illegal transactions are excluded from GDP.
Mowing the law does not have an imputed market value and is excluded from GDP.
Government spending on food stamps is a transfer payment since no value gets added in return, therefore is excluded.
Answer: sold the company to the larger brewer.
Explanation:
Based on the information given, it would be in Claude's financial interest if Bayou Beauty's owners sold the company to the larger brewer.
The reason for this is that the same of the company to the major international brewer will result in long term performance and dividends.
