Answer:
Performance obligation:
Revenue is recognized by a company if the contractual obligations are satisfied by transferring the goods and services to a customer. A performance obligation must be identified and separated.
The purchase of vacuum cleaner contract gives raise to only one implied performance obligation. The warranty given is not a performance obligation but a quality assurance. And the warranty cost does not satisfy the contractual obligation of sale.
The one-year warranty is given only on the purchase of the vacuum cleaner. This warranty cannot be sold separately.
Therefore. V should recognize this cost as a warranty expense in the period of sale.
The extended warranty for a period of three years is sold separately. This is a separate performance obligation since the warranty for quality assurance is extended beyond the original period of one year.
This warranty can be purchased by customers separately which is priced separately from the product. This extended period warranty is not included in the implied contract.
Therefore, there exists only one performance obligation in the contract.
Answer: Either A or B
Step-by-step explanation:
Both A and B are the same answers, but the main answer should be
c+d=17, 4c+2d =54
C represents the number of cows and D represents the number ducks. The two and fours in front of the variables represents the number of legs the repesctive animal has.
c+d would mean how many animals are in the barn. Feel free to clarify the two same answers
Answer:
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First, we have to find the z scores of $4 and $9.50.
Z₁ = ($4 - $6.50)/$2.25 = -1.11
Z₂ = ($9.50 - $6.50)/$2.25 = 1.33
Then, using a z score table, we find the probability of 1.33 and -1.11, and subtract them to determine the probability in between.
0.9082 - 0.1335 = 0.7747 or 77.47%.
your answer is B. I believe im not 100% sure though.
