Split 207 into 3 parts such that these are in AP and that product of two smaller parts is 4623
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Maths
April 12, 2018, 12:59 a.m.
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This is a Business question but Maths is close enough.
7. Create an estimated one-year income statement for one year from now, in the format
below. Use your best predictions, but it won't be exactly accurate, since it's hard to
predict a year into the future. Keep the unit headings (revenue, cost of goods sold, and
so on), but replace the specific information with your company's information. (7.5 points)
TIP: Review the Lesson 3 information about income statements first.
Revenue
List all types of revenue here (such as Internet sales, flea market sales, and so on) and
the dollar amounts you expect to earn from them over the next year.
At the end of the list, calculate the total by adding them.
Cost of goods or services sold
List the costs of goods or services sold here (see Assessment 2 for more information on
this). Make sure to estimate them for the next year.
At the end of the list, calculate the total by adding them.
Gross profit
Subtract the cost of goods sold from the total revenue to calculate the gross profit here.
Other expenses
List other expenses here. Make sure to estimate their costs for the next year.
At the end of the list, calculate the total by adding them.
Net profit
Subtract the total of other expenses from the gross profit to calculate the net profit here.
Maths
April 12, 2018, 12:55 a.m.
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The subject is actually Business but maths is close enough.
6. Create a balance sheet for the opening day of your company in the format below. Use your best estimates, but it doesn't have to be exact. Keep the section headings (Assets, Liabilities, and so on), but replace the specific information with your company's information. (7.5 points)
Assets
List the types of assets here and their dollar values.
At the end of the list, calculate the total by adding them.
Liabilities
List the types of liabilities here and their dollar values.
At the end of the list, calculate the total by adding them.
Assets - Liabilities = Owner Equity
Subtract the liability total from the asset total to get owner equity.
Owner equity
List the investors who have equity, the percentage of equity they have, and the dollar amount it is. (It may be 0.)
TIP: You don't need to include retained earnings on an opening day sheet, since there are no earnings yet.
Maths
April 11, 2018, 11:28 p.m.
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the 26th,11th and the last term of an ap is 0, 3 and -1/5 respectively.find the coomon difference and number of terms.
why (AB-BA)' is taken?
In LHS last second step how(2k 5) came please explain it
Accounts Tax GST
April 11, 2018, 6:14 p.m.
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Rate of Reverse charges and Normal Charges is different from each other