Surfer Sam’s has a sale this Saturday, you need to reprogram the tills for the sale. Write the Java code.
Ask for a product price. If the total price is less than or equal to $100, apply a discount of 3% to the total sale. If the price is more than $100 and less than or equal to 500, apply a discount of 5% to the total sale. If the price is higher than $500, apply a discount of 8% to the total sale. Add the GST and print out the: original price, the discount amount, GST and final price. The following is a sample, user input is shown in bold underline:
1st Sample Run:
Enter the price: 699.90
Description Amount
Price 699.90
% Discount 8.00
Discount 55.99
Summary 643.91
GST 32.20
Final Price 676.10
2nd Sample Run:
Enter the price: 29.95
Description Amount
Price 29.95
% Discount 3.00
Discount 0.90
Summary 29.05
GST 1.45
Final Price 30.50
Solve this problem using doubles.
please answer in java
In: Computer Science
Smith Co. sold equipment that had cost $8,000 and had accumulated depreciation of $6,700. The sale price for the equipment was $2,000. The entry to record the sale will include a
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a. debit to Equipment for $8,000 |
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b. credit to Accumulated Depreciation, Equipment, for $6,700 |
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c. credit to Cash for $2,000 |
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d. credit to Gain on Sale of Equipment for $700 |
Assuming that inventory costs have been rising throughout the period, use of the LIFO inventory method will produce a lower value for Net Income than will the FIFO or Average inventory methods.
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a. True |
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b. False |
Smith Co. sold equipment that had cost $8,000 and had accumulated depreciation of $6,700. The sale price for the equipment was $1,000. The entry to record the sale will include a
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a. credit Gain on Sale of Equipment for $1,000 |
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b. debit Loss on Sale of Equipment for $300 |
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c. credit Cash for $1,000 |
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d. credit to Accumulated Depreciation, Equipment for $6,700 |
Use the following information for this question:
June 1 Inventory 100 @ $1.00
6 Purchased 150 @ $1.10
13 Purchased 50 @ $1.20
20 Purchased 100 @ $1.30
25 Purchased 25 @ $1.40
Total Units Sold in June: 300 units
Using the last-in, first-out (LIFO) method, the COST OF GOODS SOLD is
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a. $362.50 |
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b. $127.50 |
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c. $325 |
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d. $165 |
In: Accounting
Congratulations, you have been hired as an analyst at the Procter and Gamble Co. (PG). Your first assignment is to estimate the appropriate rate that a new 30-year bond would need in order to be issued competitively to the public. It is April 1, 2020 (ignore actual current market rates). PG just made a coupon payment (semi-annual) on its "8% 2045" bonds that mature on April 1, 2045. The bonds currently sell for 104 with a par value of 100. Kimberly-Clark Corp. (KMB) has a 5% 2045 bond issue with a YTM of 6.0%. The PG and KMB bonds are identical in every way, including the Moody’s and S&P ratings, maturity date, and the fact that the respective companies can call them at any time. (The bonds were issued on different dates, thus their coupon rates and current market prices are different.)
a. What is the yield to maturity on the PG bond?
YTM _______
b. What is the price for the KMB bond?
Price _______
c. Explain the difference in the YTM for the PG and KMB bonds. Which bond provides the more accurate estimate of the rate required in the marketplace for PG at this time?
d. KMB has just issued a 5-year semi-annual bond with a 6% coupon, a par value of 100 and a 5% YTM. Which KMB bond (5 year or 25 year) has the higher price risk and which one has the higher re-investment rate risk?
(Circle 0ne) Higher Price Risk 5 Year 25 Year
(Circle 0ne) Higher Re-investment Rate Risk 5 Year 25 Year
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Bob is a drug addict and his demand for cocaine is Q = 100-3p where Q is the quantity demanded and p is the price paid. The market price for cocaine is $10 a bag. At this price, what is Bob’s consumer surplus of consuming cocaine?
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| Price | Variable Cost | Fixed Cost | Target Profit |
| 10 | 5 | 25,000 | 15,000 |
What is the target profit Quantity?
| Price | Variable Cost | Fixed Cost | Target Profit |
| 100 | 70 | 3,000,000 | 1,500,000 |
What is the Break Even Quantity?
| Price | Variable Cost | Fixed Cost | Target Profit |
| 100 | 70 | 3,000,000 | 1,500,000 |
What is the contribution margin ratio (decimal format)?
| Price | Variable Cost | Fixed Cost | Target Profit |
| 10 | 5 | 25,000 | 15,000 |
What is the Break Even Quantity?
| Price | Variable Cost | Fixed Cost | Target Profit |
| 80 | 65 | 450,000 | 150,000 |
What is the Target Profit Sales ($)?
| Price | Variable Cost | Fixed Cost | Target Profit |
| 80 | 65 | 450,000 | 150,000 |
What is the Targe Profit Quantity?
In: Accounting
PT Maju Jaya sells one product. The following information is available for January.
January 1, Inventory 100 units at a price of Rp 12,000 / unit
January 4, Sales of 80 units at a price of Rp 16,000 / unit
January 11, Purchased 150 units at a price of Rp 13,000 / unit
January 13, Sales of 120 units at a price of Rp 17,500 / unit
January 20, Purchased 160 units at a price of Rp 14,000 / unit
January 27, Sales of 100 units at a price of Rp 18,000 / unit
The company uses the FIFO cost flow assumption. All purchases and sales are made on credit.
Requested:
a. Assume the company uses a perpeptual system. Prepare all required journal entries!
b. Calculate gross profit using the perpeptual system!
In: Accounting
What is the yield of a 3-year bond with a coupon rate of 7% and face value of $100? Assume the bond is currently trading at a price of $100, and that coupons are paid semi-annually. Assume semi-annual compounding.
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Stocks in my portfolio are as follows:
Adobe INC ADBE original stock price in first lesson $318.39 current price is 338.12
Microsoft Corp MSFT original stock price in 1st lesson $159.00 current price is 173.47
Procter & Gamble PG original stock price in 1st lesson $115.00 current price 121.08
United Airline Holdings UAL original stock price in 1st lesson $30.77 current price is 30.90.
This week you should purchase stock in at least two international companies. Again, please limit each purchase to a total of $50,000. Include it in the Assignment detailed below. In your Portfolio value Excel spreadsheet record the international stock purchases you made this week adding them to your previous Portfolio. With the addition of your international stocks, revalue your current stock Portfolio. Remember to adjust the value of your previous stock purchases for their current market value. Calculate the percent changes in the value of each stock and the total change in the value of your Portfolio, before and after the addition of the international stocks. Also in a Word document, please submit a recap of your activity and address the Checklist items below. Be sure to include in your notes an analysis of your decisions explaining your stock choices.
Checklist:
Summarize your investment activity this week, analyzing your choices.
Describe the process of fundamental stock value analysis.
Discuss the concepts behind technical stock value analysis.
Explain the impact of dividends on stock values.
Calculate the value of the revised stock Portfolio and the changes in value of each security the Portfolio holds.
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Under first-degree price discrimination, a monopolist produces the efficient output. Is this true or false? Explain elaborately using an appropriate diagram.
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Under first-degree price discrimination, a monopolist produces the efficient output. Is this true or false? Explain using an appropriate diagram.
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