Answer:
(D) $4,055
Explanation:
To find the adjusted book balance, we need the ending balance of the cash book:
Book balance $4,725
Less: bank service charges (25)
Less: EFT (380)
Less: NSF check returned by bank (265)
<em>Adjusted book balance</em> <u>$4,055</u>
Since bank service had been deducted from the bank, Maxis clothing had to deduct the same amount. When bank deducts any money, generally it notifies through text message or sometimes does not notify directly. Therefore, It had to be deducted from the cash book.
Maxi's accounts receivable paid him a check and the firm immediately added the amount to the cash book. When the accountant went for depositing the check, there were not sufficient fund (NSF). Therefore, the amount did not add to the bank balance. Hence, the firm had to deduct it again.
Through Electronic Fund Transfer (EFT), a payment had been made by the bank for Maxi clothing. Since the expense did not deduct from the cash book, the amount had to deduct it to get the adjusted book value.
Answer:
$5 per unit.
Explanation:
At an activity level of 3,000 units, we have:
Variable cost per unit = Total variable cost / Units produced = $15,000 / 3,000 = $5
Since the variable cost per unit must be equal at both lowest and highest level of activities, theerefore, the variable cost per unit at 3,500 is also $5 per unit.
Answer:
The scenario that best illustrate BUNDLING is option B which state that:
Fresh Seeds Inc. sells seed packages, in which a person can buy a package of three types of seeds at a discounted price compared to buying the seeds individually
Explanation:
BUNDLING occur when a company or an organisation combine different product together as a package and than sell those product at a discounted amount or lower price instead of charging their customers to buy those product separately
For example, a customers may prefer iPhone 6 than iPhone 5 Instead of the company to sell iPhone 6 for $500 dollars and iPhone 5 for $400 dollars each, the company will then bundles or combined the two product and sells them at a discounted price or amount of $300.
Answer:
The correct option is C
Explanation:
The journal entry which is to be passed in order to replenished the account is as:
Petty Cash A/c..................................Dr $84
Cash A/c...............................................Cr $81
Cash Over and Short A/c..................Cr $3
In order to replenish the account of petty cash, the account of expense (name of expense is not given, so petty cash account) is debited. Therefore, the petty cash is debited. The cash account is credited and the excess or over (which is $3 that is $200 - [$119 + $84 = $203] ) is replenished by crediting the account.
