Answer: Decider
Explanation:Phoi played the role of a decider because she contacted her manager to request that the parts be reordered.
Answer:
BMI = 31.18 kg/m²
According to BMI, this patient is diagnosed as Obese.
Explanation:
BMI known as body mass index is taken from a person height and weight. BMI is a person's weight in kilograms divided by the square of height in meters. BMI is usually expressed in kg/m².
Mathematically ,
BMI = weight(kg)/height(m²)
we have to convert the weight and the height to the required units.
converting pounds to kg
2.2 pounds = 1 kilogram
210 pounds = ?
cross multiply
210/2.2 = 95.50 kilograms
converting foot to inches and to meter.
1 foot = 12 inches
5 foot = ?
12 × 5 = 60 inches
60 inches + 9 inches = 69 inches
1 inches = 0.0254 meters
69 inches = ?
69 × 0.0254 = 1.7526 meters
using the formula
BMI = weight(kg)/height(m²)
BMI = 95.50/(1.75)²
BMI = 95.50/3.0625 kg/m²
BMI = 31.1836734694 kg/m²
BMI = 31.18 kg/m²
Answer: $12,250
Explanation:
Given Data;
Sales = $195,000
Operating income = $70,000
Average Operating assets = 385,000 Additional investment = $50,000
minimum rate of return is = 15%.
Residual income = operating income - (minimum required return x operating assets).
= $70,000 - ( 0.15 * 385,000)
= $12,250
Residual income without the Added investments is $12,250
Answer:
A. 27,000
B. 77,000
Explanation:
What is Reggie's accounting profit?
REVENUE - EXPENSES AND DEPRECIATION
90000-18000-6000-3000=63000
What is Reggie's economic profit?
REVENUE - EXPENSES AND DEPRECIATION - IMPLICIT COSTS
90000-18000-60000-3000-76000 = -13000
1) accounting profit = TR - explicit cost
= 90,000 - 63,000
= 27,000,
2) economic profit = TR - economic cost
= 90,000-(13,000)
= 77,000
Answer:
The value of m is Three (3)
Explanation:
The annualized return or annual return on investment s the percentage that tells you how much an investment has increased in value on average per year over a period of time.
Annual return can be a preferable metric to use over simple return when you want to evaluate how successful an investment has been or to compare the returns of two investments you've held over different time frames on equal footing.
Now, to calculate the annual returns,
We look up the current price and purchase price.
If the stock has undergone any splits, make sure the purchase price is adjusted for splits. If it isn't, you can adjust it yourself. For example, if you held a stock for 4 years, during which time it has had a 2:1 and a 3:1 split, then you can calculate your split-adjusted purchase price by dividing your purchase price by 6 (2 x 3).
Then we calculate the simple return percentage
After which we go ahead to annualize it.