Answer 8 | ||||
SLM rate = 1/5 = 20% | ||||
DDB rate = 20 * 2 = 40 % | ||||
Dep. = 200000 * 40 % = | 80000 | |||
Book value = 200000 - 80000 = | 120000 | |||
Statement 4 is correct. | ||||
Answer 9 | ||||
Average days to sell inventory = | ||||
365 days / 8 = | ||||
45.625 | ||||
Option 4 is correct. | ||||
Answer 14 | ||||
Option 4 is correct. | ||||
Answer 15 | ||||
At the maturity | ||||
Notes payable | Debit | |||
Interest exp. | Debit | |||
Cash | Credit | |||
Option 4 is correct. | ||||
Note :- An expert answerer is suppose to answer 4 MCQs in a single post. | ||||
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