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1. Sports Company limited built and equipped a $4,800,000 plant and brought into operations early in...

1. Sports Company limited built and equipped a $4,800,000 plant and brought into operations early in year 1. Earnings of the company (before depreciation and income taxes) is estimated at $2,200,000 in year 1, $ 2,500,000, in year 2, $2,700,000 in year 3, $3,500,000 in year 4, $ 3,900,000 in year 5, and $ 4,000,000 in year 6. The company can use straight line method, double declining balance method, or sum of the years’ digits depreciation method for the new plant. Assume the plants’ useful life is 9 years (salvage value $ 300,000) and Income tax rate of 45%.
Compute the separate effect that each of these three methods of depreciation would have on

A. Depreciation (all three methods)
B. Income taxes
C. Net Income
D. Cash Flow (assumed equal to net income before depreciation) (all the four in sheet1)
2. Show the graph for A, B, C, and D. (One graph for depreciation, Income tax, etc.) in sheet 2
3. Comment on Items A to D in sheet 3Sports Company limited built and equipped a $4,800,000 plant and brought

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QUESTION 19 You are also able to examine the full skeleton of this same early hominin...

QUESTION 19

  1. You are also able to examine the full skeleton of this same early hominin and observe that it has a very narrow thumb metacarpal head. This observation suggests that:

    e. This hominin was capable of speech

    a. This hominin was capable of using tools

    b. This hominin was not capable of using tools

    d. This hominin was not bipdeal

    c. This hominin was bipedal

2 points   

  1. Tool-making allowed early hominins to shift from a leaf and fruit-based diet to a meat and tuber-based diet. This change:

    a. Enabled the shift to a higher-calorie diet

    b. Allowed hominins to spend less time chewing, leading to smaller teeth and jaws

    c. Required hominins to spend more time chewing, leading to larger teeth and jaws

    d. Both a and c

    e. Both a and b

QUESTION 21

  1. Bipedalism likely evolved in our ancestors because:

    a. It allowed for more efficient foraging over large distances

    b. It made birth easier

    c. It helped with temperature regulation

    d. Both a and b

    e. Both a and c

QUESTION 22

  1. The fastest rates of evolutionary change in wild populations have been observed:

    d. In response to biological invasions

    e. In response to climate change

    c. In response to fishing

    b. In response to parasites

    a. In response to predators

In: Biology

The ZQR manufacturing company experience tragic accident in the early hours of the day. You have...

The ZQR manufacturing company experience tragic accident in the early hours of the day.
You have been appointed the head of Occupational health and safety in ZQR. Report the details of the accident to management using the form below. Appraise management on the need to adopt health and safety practices in an organization.

  ACCIDENT/INCIDENT INVESTIGATION

REPORT FORM

Project Name:

Project Location:

Completed By:

Date:

Accident Date:

Time:

Personal Injury

Property Damage

Name:

Property Damaged:

Employee#:

Hire Date:

Nature of Damage:

Performing Regular Job:

Type of Injury:

Nature of Injury:

Part of Body Injured:

Description of Accident: (What occurred? Include photos and diagram.)

Cause of Accident: (How and why did it occur. Documentation to support training.)

Witnesses: (Anyone who may have seen the accident occurred. Name, company, phone#)

Corrective Actions: (Actions taken to prevent recurrence.)

In: Nursing

During the early morning hours, customers arrive at a branch post office at an average rate...

During the early morning hours, customers arrive at a branch post office at an average rate of 45 per hour (Poisson), while clerks can handle transactions in an average time (exponential) of 4 minutes each.

Fill in the following information:

Lq = Avg Number in Line

Wq = Avg Time in Line

Ws = Avg Time in System

For M = 7:

Lq = 0.028

Wq = 0.0006 Hours

Wq = 0.0373 Minutes

Ws = 4.0373 Minutes

For M = 6:

Lq =

Wq = Hours

Wq = 0.132 Minutes

Ws = Minutes

For M = 5:

Lq =

Wq = 0.00787 Hours

Wq = Minutes

Ws = 4.472 Minutes

For M = 4

Lq =

Wq = 0.03396 Hours

Wq = Minutes

Ws = Minutes

Format your answers as x.xxx

The minimum number of clerks needed to keep the average time in the system to under 5 minutes =

In: Statistics and Probability

A major factor in preventing heart disease and therefore reducing the risk of early heart death...

A major factor in preventing heart disease and therefore reducing the risk of early heart death is living a healthy lifestyle. There are many factors that help keep our hearts healthy:Living Smoke FreePreventing and Controlling DiabetesControlling High Blood PressureKeeping Cholesterol in Check Pick one of the above factors and thoroughly describe how it negatively affects your heart health and how controlling the factor increases your heart health. Give some advice on how you can improve your lifestyle, examples heart healthy meals, smoking cessation techniques, diabetes control, etc. Be thorough, write ups should be at least one page for each topic. Make sure you include references.

In: Nursing

Larry Corp. purchased a capital asset for $184,000 in early 2013. Management estimated that the asset...

Larry Corp. purchased a capital asset for $184,000 in early 2013. Management estimated that the asset would have a 10-year life with an estimated residual value of $37,000 and would be depreciated on a straight-line basis with a full year’s depreciation in the year of purchase. In 2015, management decides to change the depreciation method to 10% declining balance. This is a change in policy because the change is motivated by a desire to conform to industry practice. The tax rate is 40%.

Required:

1. Calculate depreciation expense for 2013–2015, inclusive, using the old policy and then the new policy.

Straight-line Declining balance
2013
2014
2015

2. Calculate the effect of the change on opening 2015, 2014, and 2013 retained earnings, if any.

Impact on opening retained earnings
2013
2014
2015

In: Accounting

Banner Publications was organized early in 2008 with authorization to issue 10,000 preference shares of $100...

Banner Publications was organized early in 2008 with authorization to issue 10,000 preference shares of $100 par value and 1 million ordinary shares of $1 par value. All the preference shares were issued at par, and 400,000 ordinary shares were sold for $15 per share. The preference shares pay a 10 percent noncumulative dividend.

  

    During the first five years of operations (2008 through 2012) the corporation earned a total of $4,100,000 and paid dividends of $.80 per share each year on the ordinary shares. In 2013, however, the corporation reported a loss of $1,100,000 and paid no dividends.

  

a.

Prepare the shareholders’ equity section of the statement of financial position at 31 December 2013. Include a supporting schedule showing your computation of retained earnings at end of reporting period. (Hint: Income increases retained earnings, whereas dividends and losses decrease retained earnings.) (Input all amounts as positive values. Omit the "$" sign in your response.)

  

BANNER PUBLICATIONS
Partial Statement of Financial Position
December 31, 2013
  Shareholders' equity:
      (Click to select)Manufacturing overheadSalaries payableRetained earningsNoncumulative Preference sharesRental equipment $   
      (Click to select)Preference sharesSelling and administrative expensesSalaries payableRetained earningsOrdinary shares   
      (Click to select)Cost of goods soldAdditional paid-in capital: Preference sharesUtilities expenseWork in process inventoryShare premium: ordinary shares   
         Total paid-in capital $   
      Retained earnings $  
         (Click to select)LossProfit $   
         (Click to select)Less: Ordinary share dividendsAdd: Preference share dividendsAdd: Ordinary share dividendsLess: Preference share dividendsRental equipment $   
         (Click to select)Less: Preference share dividendsAdd: Ordinary share dividendsRental equipmentLess: Ordinary share dividendsAdd: Preference share dividends $ $
      Retained earnings, December 2012 $   
      (Click to select)Add: ProfitLess: Loss of 2013 $
      Retained earnings, December 31, 2013 $   
         Total shareholders' equity $   

In: Accounting

The next day, Mr. Olaf woke early to symptoms of continued swelling as well as pain...

The next day, Mr. Olaf woke early to symptoms of continued swelling as well as pain with blistering, warmth to the touch in the area where his forearm was cut and what appeared to be a spreading red rash. He also was experiencing a fever of 101.1 F immediately made another appointment with his physician to address the issue.

If you were Mr. Olaf’s physician what tests might you perform in order to find signs related to his condition to help you determine a diagnosis? List and describe two specific clinical tests that might provide helpful information.

In: Biology

85. A fuel mixture used in the early days of rocketry consisted of two liquids, hydrazine...

85. A fuel mixture used in the early days of rocketry consisted of two liquids, hydrazine (N2H4) and dinitrogen tetroxide (N2O4), which ignite on contact to form nitrogen gas and water vapor.

a. How many grams of nitrogen gas form when 1.00 x 102 g of N2H4 and 2.00 x 102 g of N2O4 are mixed?

b. Write a reaction table for this process.

In: Chemistry

Supply and Demand: In early 2020 the COVID-19 pandemic swept across the nation and world. In...

Supply and Demand: In early 2020 the COVID-19 pandemic swept across the nation and world. In response, many workers moved from in-person working to remote working.
Webcams in particular showed an increase in the amount sold, especially the most well-known and trusted brands.

a. Most webcams are produced in China. The US is currently in a trade war with the Chinese which effectively causes additional costs on the production of Chinese goods through tariffs (i.e., taxes). Suppose after the next election, the US abandons the trade war and removes the tariffs. What effect should that have on the price of webcams?   

b. Logitech claims that it is ramping up capacity but is working to “overcome component shortages.” Using an elasticity of supply argument,explain what Logitech is claiming here. Do you expect that to last indefinitely?

In: Economics