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Answer questions 22-23 please don’t understand the process and steps to get there.

The next two questions are based on the following information :`At the end of its first year of operations , after adjustments were properly recorded , Tolland Inc. had the following adjusted account balances :Prepaid Rent3, 000Accumulated Depreciation – Trucks6, 000Insurance Expense4, 0.00Interest Expense4, 0.00Supplies Expense8, 000Accounts Receivable39, 00 0Accounts Payable11, 000Unearned Revenue1, 0.00Service Revenue161, 000Prepaid Insurance2, 000Trucks66, 00.0Wages Expense28, 0006. 000Wages Payable6, 000Depreciation ExpenseDividends ( declared & paid by Tolland )3, 000Common Stock51, 00.0Interest Revenue*2, 000Cash5,000Each of these accounts has the normal debit or credit balance .In preparing the closing entries , the DEBIT to the Income Summary account to close expenses will be*22AL$ 114, 000B .$ 1 10, 000C .$ 1 17, 000D.$ 120, 000E .None of the aboveAfter all the necessary closing entries are made , the post- closing trial balance of Tolland, Inc . would have a CREDIT balance of23 .A$ 109, 000B .$ 238, 000C .$ 66, 000D.$ 1 15, 000None of the above

 

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Hello, I am looking for someone to write an essay on Argument about triffic light camera. It needs to be at least 500 words.

She argues that these cameras help to record any misbehavior by police officers such as corruption of mistreatment. In addition, Mangu (3) supports the idea that these cameras can aid in security investigations. For instance, in London, camera footage led to speedy identification of July 2005 bombers. Eggers and Tushnet (1) say that a camera is a “crime fighting tool” to support the idea that security cameras help the police in protecting the public. They dismiss the idea that these cameras interfere with personal privacy on the ground that cameras are used everywhere including in supermarkets and bank ATMs and no one complains about privacy. Richard says that cameras must be “properly used and monitored” if they have to be effective in fighting crime (1). The implication is that the information from the cameras must be used for the right purpose to protect the privacy of the public. He cautions against abuse of information collected from cameras by the authorities. The three authors seem to agree that security cameras are necessary for public security.

Another group of scholars has criticized the use of surveillance cameras arguing that this violates the private rights of the public. Steinhardt (6-7) argues that surveillance cameras gather information that is private to the public and that those who use the information are not necessarily security bodies. Therefore, there is abuse of information collected by the surveillance cameras. He states that “cops – not cameras – fight crime” to show that the surveillance cameras are unnecessary tools in fighting crime (2). The New York Civil Liberties union (1) says that these cameras collect information that is “more than required” for fighting crime. This information can be shared, hence exposing the people’s privacy. The suggestion of this group is that the use of cameras be regulated to balance between public privacy rights and safety.

 

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I will pay for the following essay Math and Science: Lesson Plan. The essay is to be 4 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference page.

This begins with reminding the children how they learned about the family of insects, like fireflies. Ask them what makes them special, especially why glow at nighttime. However, today they are going to learn about another family of insects (bloom knowledge). They are going to learn about butterflies, and how they change from standard crawling bugs, then into bugs having wings. While explaining to them that butterflies are just insects which come in various shapes, sizes, or colors, ask them what color they have observed from butterflies.

Display the full picture of butterfly life cycles on the white paper and give an explanation that they are going to learn about the cycles, then draw and label the lifecycles. Then sing a couple of times, using the words egg, caterpillar, cocoon, and butterfly.

Then review the conception of a caterpillar changing into a butterfly, by telling the children that the caterpillar eats and then grows and mature. Then ask them what happens after that (blooms Knowledge) (Saracho & Spodek, 2008).

Have students demonstrate the hatching of the egg before a caterpillar releases itself by curling up like a ball, before slowly emerging from the ball and broadening its wings (Gardner, Bodily plus Kinesthetic skill) (Saracho & Spodek, 2008).

Explain various big words like metamorphosis, caterpillar, cocoon, and migration. Inform the learners that the words will be posted on the chalkboard, and anyone of them should volunteer, while the rest should apply them in their writings.

 

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10.  A couple wants to have an annuity of $25,000 payable at the beginning of each year for 10 years. If they have 20 years to save for that annuity, how much must be saved from their annual year-end bonus? Assume a 5% interest rate.

11.  At sales of $100 million, a firm estimates AR at 15% of sales & inventory at 20% of sales. If it has $5 million of equity and $15 million of debt, what is its DFN?

12.  A project is closing. Equipment is sold for 80,000 even though the book value was 100,000. The tax rate is 30%. The project started with 50,000 in working capital. What is the Terminal Cash Flow?

13.  If a stock is purchased for $15, receives a $1 dividend, and is sold a year later for $20.00, what is the return to investor?

14.  A $1 million project was delayed for 3 years. If the inflation rate is 5%, how much should be budgeted to fund the project after the delay?

15.  If a firm has a 10% net margin on $100 million sales and a 20% payout ratio, what is the addition to retained earnings?

16.  If a firm has $50 million of sales, 30 million of operating expenses, 10 million of depreciation and a 20% tax rate, what is its net income?

17.  If a 5-year zero coupon bond sells for 900. What is its yield to maturity!

 

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