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Nitella [24]
2 years ago
7

Monroe minerals company purchased a copper mine for a 126,500,000 the mine was expected to produce 50,000 tons of copper over it

s useful life during year won the company extracted 7300 tons of copper the copper was sold for $5800 per ton assuming that the company incurred 8,855,000 and operating expense during year one based on this information how much net income would Monroe report in year 1
Business
1 answer:
vichka [17]2 years ago
7 0

Answer:

I think it would be B

Explanation:

hope this helps if not please let me know

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Average return for Treasury bill = 66.81 / 8

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  • Children $81,000                      
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  • Brokerage fees $11,340
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Contribution margin                                        $169,155

Period costs:

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  • Horse leases $48,000
  • Marketing expenses $7,350
  • Payroll expenses $7,600
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