Question: Which example best demonstrates the capabilities of e-mail?
Answer: An executive sends a file to a team of collaborators in Asia.
Explanation: email capabilities send an email to an address at your domain that doesn't exist
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Answer: True
Explanation:
Hybrid cars use both electricity and gasoline motors and engines. The concept behind this is that the electricity gives the car better acceleration and the gasoline then maintains it.
Developed countries tax gasoline due to its emissions but don't really tax electricity. On realizing this, designers recognized that they could combine both gasoline and electricity to create hybrids that would decrease the cost of taxation of using gasoline.
Answer:
1. gain a higher market share.
2. inversely proportional to each other.
Explanation:
1. By producing a product at a lower price than the competitors a company will be at an advantage and will be providing same product at a lower price. The customer will definitely go with a low price item if two items are same in value.
2. As value creation requires cost so if the cost is reduced then some of the features will have to be foregone to achieve low cost.
If the variable costs per unit were to decrease to $15.40 per unit, fixed costs increase to $992,800, and the selling price does not change, break-even point in units would: 68,093.2 Units
Solution:
The point of divergence is the manufacturing stage where production costs are equal to commodity sales. Investment is supposed to achieve a breakthrough if the market price of an asset is identical to its original cost.
New Break-even Point
= New Fixed Cost/(Selling Price - New Variable Cost)
= 
= 
= 68,093.2 Units
Answer:
cash 20,000 debit
sales revenue 20,000 credit
COGS 10,000 debit
inventory 10,000 credit
Explanation:
The sale is a revenue thus credited.
We recieve cash which is an asset. When asset increase we debit.
Then, we must recognize the expense associate with this sale. Also, this decreases our invnetory, we have less assets o we credit inventory account.
