Jeffrey is buying mulch for a circular flower garden with a diameter of 12 feet. The layer of mulch needs to be 4 inches thick. What is the volume of mulch needed for the flower garden?
Hi I need help with this question please. finding the net present value and the payback period and the internal rate of return and the accural accouting rate of return based on net initial investment, accural accounting rate of return based on average investment.
Jefferson Labs , a nonprofit organization , estimates that it can save $33 090 a year in cash operating costsfor the next & years if it buys a special-purpose eye – testing machtesting machine at a costcost of $140 000 . No terminal disposal value isexpected . Jefferson Labs required rate of return is 12% . Assume all cash flows occurat year – end except for initial investment amounts . Jefferson Labs uses straight line depreciationresent Value of $1 table Present Value of Annuity of $1 table Future Value of ST table Future Value of Annuity of ST tableRead the requirementsRequirement 1 Calculate the following for the special – purpose eye – testing machine :a . Net present value ( NPV ) ( Use factors to three decimal places X X X X and use a minus sign or parentheses for a negative net present value Enter the net presentI value of the investment rounded to the nearest whole dollar . )The net present value is sCalculate the following for thefor the special – purpose eye – testing machinea . Net present valueb . Payback periodC . Internal rate of returnAccrual accounting rate of return based on net initial investmentAccrual accounting rate of return based on average investme2 . What other factors should JeffersonLabs consider in deciding whether topurchase the special-purpose eye- testing machine ?
Jefferson County General Fund began the year 2012 with the following account balances:Cash Debit 132348Taxes Recievable Debit 47220Allowance for uncollectible taxes Credit 500 Supplies Debit 660Budgetary fund balance reserve for encumbrances Credit 4800deferred Property taxes credit 22000Wages Payable credit 970Fund Balance Credit 151958Totals 180228 180228during 2012 Jefferson experiaenced the following transactions:1. The budget was passed by the county commission, providing estimated revenues of 250000 and appropriations of 180000 and estimated other financing uses of 40000. classify expenditures in the general fund as either general government or capital outlay. make entries directly to these and the individual revenue accounts; do not use subsidiary ledgers. 2. The encumbrances outstanding at Dec 31 2011 were reestablished.3. The deferred revenue at Dec 31 2011 is recognized as revenue in the current period.4. Property Taxes in the amount of 260000 were levied by the county. It was estimated 0.5% will be uncollectible. 5. Property tax collections totaled 247000. Accounts totaling 950 were written off as uncollectible. 6. Encumbrances were issued for supplies in the amount of 360007. supplies in the amount of 39800 were received. Jefferson county records supplies as an asset when aquired . The related encumbrances for these items totaled 40000 and included the 4800 encumbered last year. The county paid 35650 on accounts payable during the year. 8. the county contracted to have alarm systems (capital assets) installed in the administration building at a cost of 46600. The systems were installed and the amount was paid. 9. Paid wages totaling 131970 including the amount payable at the end of 2011.(there were for general government operations.)10. Paid other general government operating items of 7600.11. The general fund transferred 38500 to the debt service fund in anticipation of bond interest and principle payments. 12. Wages earned but unpaid at the end of the year amounted to 220013. supplies of 250 were on hand at the end of the year (Supplies are used for general government operations. 14. A review of property taxes received indicates that 17500 of the outstanding balances would likely be collected more than 60 days after year-end and should be deferred.
Jeff used 3 fifth-size strips to model 3/5. He wants to use tenth-size strips to Mendel an equivalent fractions. How many tenth-size strips will he need?
jeff jones earns $ 1200 per week. he is married and cliams four withholding allowances. the FICA rate is as follows: Social security is 6.2% on $ 97,500; medicare rate is 1.45%. to date is cumulative wages are $ 6000. each paycheck, his employer deducts $ 42.50 for health insurance. wht is net pay. ( calculate by FIT percentage method)
Jennifer Grant is the southwest regional recruiting manager for James & Smith, LLC, a large advertising firm in Houston, Texas. Jennifer needs to go to Baylor University in Waco, Texas for a one-day recruiting event that begins at 9 A.M. on Monday morning. Waco is 188 miles from Jennifer’s office. If she drives her personal car, the company will reimburse her at the rate of $0.5 per mile. Company policy allows her to spend the night if she would need to leave town before 6 A.M. to arrive at her destination. The Harrington House, a hotel close to the campus, charges $61 per night. Instead of driving, Jennifer could catch a 7:30 A.M.flight at a round-trip price of $260. Flying to Waco would require her to rent a car for $31 per day. To cover incidental costs, the company will pay her $38 per day (called a per diem) if she spends at least 7 working hours a day out of town. As a manager, Jennifer is responsible for keeping recruiting costs within budget, so she wants to determine which is more economical, driving or flying.
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Jeff is producing an outdoor concert. He estimates that he will make 3600 dollars if it does not rain, and make 700 dollars if it does rain. The local weather station (which we’ll assume is accurate in giving forecasts) predicts that the chance of rain is 27 percent for the day of the concert. What is Jeff’s expected earnings from the concert?
Jenna’s automobile insurance policy with GEICO states under the “Medical Payments” section: “If any insured person is injured in an accident and wishes to claim benefits under this section of the policy, he/she must agree to be examined by a physician of GEICO’s choosing, and at GEICO’s expense, prior to filing suit against GEICO for any alleged breach of contract.” This is an example of a Novation clause Condition precedent Condition subsequent Constrapulation None of the above
Jeff borrowed $25 from his dad to buy a fishing license and promised to pay his dad back in one month. His dad agreed, but said that Jeff must pay 15% annual interest. How much interest will Jeff pay?
Jenna approached Al Ternator about joining the business as an owner. She proposed that she continue to provide the technical expertise and deal directly with customers, while Al, who has a college degree in finance, handles many of the financial aspects of running AutoMotion. In addition, Jenna wants Al to contribute some much-needed money for expansion. Under Jenna’s proposal, she and Al would operate the business together as:
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