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what could be a possible source of sulfates found in a supply of drinking water?
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So when 48.5 is rounded it equals 48.6?
accounting 2 urgent please help
part 2 thank you Prepare a statement of cash flows, using the indirect method of presenting cash flows from operating activities a.Equipment and land were acquired for cash b.There were no disposal of equipment during the year c.The investments were sold for 45,000 cash d.The ...
accounting 2 urgent please help
part 1 June 30, 2008/2007 Assets Cash- 34,700/23,500 accounts receivable- 101,600/92,300 inventory- 146,300/142,100 Investment-0/50,000 Land-145,000/0 equipment- 215,000/175,500 accumulated depreciation- (53,400)/ (41,300) 2008= 594,000 /2007=442,100 Liabilities and stockholde...
accounting 2
a.Equipment and land were acquired for cash b.There were no disposal of equipment during the year c.The investments were sold for 45,000 cash d.The common stock was issued for cash e.There was a 65,900 credit to retained earning for net income f.There was a 50,000 debit to ret...
accounting 2
June 30, 2008/2007 Assets Cash- 34,700/23,500 accounts receivable- 101,600/92,300 inventory- 146,300/142,100 Investment-0/50,000 Land-145,000/0 equipment- 215,000/175,500 accumulated depreciation- (53,400)/(41,300) 2008= 594,000 /2007=442,100 liabilities and stockholders equit...
microeconomic
a. Calculate the total cost, the average variable cost, the aver-age total cost, and the marginal cost for each quantity of output. b. What is the break-even price? What is the shut-down price? c. Suppose that the price at which Kate can sell catered meals is $21 per meal. In ...
mircoeconomic
Kate’s Katering provides catered meals, and the catered meals industry is perfectly competitive. Kate’s machinery costs $100 per day and is the only fixed input. Her variable cost is com-prised of the wages paid to the cooks and the food ingredients. The variable cos...
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