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ANTONII [103]
2 years ago
13

what percentage of motorists have witnessed an act of aggressive driving in the past year, according to the Citizens For Roadsid

e Safety
Business
2 answers:
Sonja [21]2 years ago
4 0

Answer:

As per Citizen For Roadside Safety, 90% of drivers have experienced dangerous driving in past year

Explanation:

As per Citizen For Roadside Safety, 90% of drivers have experienced dangerous driving in past year

Another poor driving habits which also contributes to repeated collisions is aggressive driving. Examples of dangerous driving behavior include behavior such as tailgating, repeated changing lanes, ignoring traffic limits, and failing in using turn signals.

Sedaia [141]2 years ago
3 0
Here is the answer to the given question above. According to the Citizens for Roadside Safety, the percentage of motorists that have witnessed an act of aggressive driving in the past year is 70% but only 30% of it admitted their aggressiveness. Hope this answers your question. Have a great day!
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Explanation:

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            Contribution Margin Income Statement for 1st year

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Revenue                                                    $680,000

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Less: Variable Expense

Direct Material =                                             $100,000

(10,000 * $10)

Direct Labor=                                               $60,000

(10,000 * $6)

Variable manufacturing overhead                     $40,000

(10,000 * $4)

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expense (10,000 * $6)

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Equity             $0              $0             $158,000    $320,000

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Equity = $478,000

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When the preference dividends are cumulative in nature the dividends shall be paid each year of the rate specified, in case not paid the, it is carried forward.

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Dividend to preference = $10,000 Arrears

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