475 Answered Questions for the topic Financial Accounting

Financial Accounting Math Accounting Sat Math

10/16/21

You’ve just signed a twelve-year ….
You’ve just signed a twelve-year lease on a property. At the beginning of each year, starting immediately, you pay $1200. If interest rates are at 3%, how much in today’s dollars will you have paid... more
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Financial Accounting Math Accounting Sat Math

10/16/21

An oil company has located a large oil deposit some 300 kilometres east of the Shetland islands in the North Sea.

An oil company has located a large oil deposit some 300 kilometres east of the Shetland islands in the North Sea. The plan is to locate six deep-water rigs over the deposit, but the drilling... more
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Financial Accounting Managerial Accounting

10/16/21

You are a risk-averse investor with a low-risk portfolio of bonds. How is it possible that adding some stocks (which are riskier than bonds) to the portfolio can lower the total risk of the portfolio?
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Financial Accounting Managerial Accounting

10/16/21

What is the source of firm-specific risk? What is the source of market risk?

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Financial Accounting Managerial Accounting

10/16/21

What does diversification do to the risk and return characteristics of a portfolio?

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Financial Accounting Managerial Accounting

10/16/21

Describe the diversification potential of two assets with a -0.7 correlation. What is the potential if the correlation is +0.7?
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Financial Accounting Accounting

10/16/21

Usually account numbers are
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Financial Accounting Managerial Accounting

10/16/21

Describe how adding a risk-free security to modern portfolio theory allows investors to do better than the efficient frontier.

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Financial Accounting Managerial Accounting

10/16/21

What is the purpose of using subaccounts?
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Financial Accounting Math Accounting Sat Math

10/07/21

A company has some equipment that they know will be
A company has some equipment that they know will be obsolete in five years. They expect, though, that it will have some recycling value, and the purchasing department (which handles disposals)... more
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Financial Accounting Math Accounting Sat Math

10/07/21

A company has some equipment that they know will be
A company has some equipment that they know will be obsolete in five years. They expect, though, that it will have some recycling value, and the purchasing department (which handles disposals)... more
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Financial Accounting Math Accounting Sat Math

10/07/21

A company has some equipment that they know will be
A company has some equipment that they know will be obsolete in five years. They expect, though, that it will have some recycling value, and the purchasing department (which handles disposals)... more
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Financial Accounting Math Accounting Finance

10/07/21

You’ve been given $25,000 for your 21st birthday! You decide the prudent thing to do is control your inclination to spend it now, and instead you lock it into an investment that will earn you 8% inte
You’ve been given $25,000 for your 21st birthday! You decide the prudent thing to do is control your inclination to spend it now, and instead you lock it into an investment that will earn you 8%... more
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Financial Accounting Math English Business

09/16/21

Please Help, question about dividends.

How do dividends affect a business as a whole? All I know is that dividends decrease retained earnings because it is net income that was not invested in the business.
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Financial Accounting Managerial Accounting

08/30/21

How do I know whether a bond is offered at a discount or a premium and what’s the difference?
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Financial Accounting

08/29/21

Financial accounting = Economic truth + error + manipulation. Explain.
Financial accounting = Economic truth + error + manipulation. explain briefly
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Financial Accounting Accounting

08/29/21

Explain my query

Financial accounting = Economic truth + error + manipulation. Explain
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Financial Accounting

08/19/21

Discussion Board

You have been the manager of a local restaurant for the past five years. Because of increased competition, you notice you’re getting fewer customers. Despite all your attempts to attract new... more
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Financial Accounting

07/22/21

Accounting, bonds
A company issued 10- year 8% bonds with a Face Value of $200,000 on January 1, 20Y1 for $188,500. The Bonds pay interest Semi- annually. Determine the Carrying Value of the Bonds on January 1, 20Y3.
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Financial Accounting

07/07/21

what is the journal entry for an event to be held in future for $160 and $40 received as down payment.
also what will be the journal entry for You have an excellent top-of the-line mixer that originally cost you $750. You decide to start using it in your new business. You estimate that the equipment... more
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Financial Accounting Exponents Functions

07/03/21

Expoenential Functions (interest)
How much would you need to deposit in an account now in order to have $4000 in the account in 5 years? Assume the account earns 7% interest compounded monthly.$________
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Financial Accounting

06/04/21

financial account
Merchandise with an invoice price of RM7,000 is purchased with terms of 2/10, n/30, FOB shipping point. Transportation costs paid by the buyer were RM125. What is the cost of the merchandise... more
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Financial Accounting

05/20/21

Jack corps started manufacturing business of watches. He spends 1 million dollar for campaigning his brand world wide.

The amount 1 million dollar at the time of transaction is considered : (a) Asset (b) Revenue (c) Capital (d) Liabilities (e) None of These
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Financial Accounting

05/20/21

Since Depreciation is considered as a non-cash expenses. Then why it is included in income statement? Explain
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Financial Accounting Accounting

05/16/21

Contra Accounts
I was explaining contra accounts to a fellow student and was asked why the supplies account doesn’t have a contra account and why it would be incorrect to have a contra account for supplies when... more
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