a. 6%. 11.90 year(s) b. 10%. c. 17%. year(s) 4.41 year(s) d. 100%. 1.00 year(s)

Year 1      Year 2     YR 1    YR2Sales (S)          $ 614,405.00      $ 600,343.00           Cost of Good Sold (COGS)          $ 385,101.00      $ 473,396.00           Gross Profit (GP)          $ 229,304.00      $ 226,947.00                                   Calculate the following: (round to nearest percent)          Answer     Answer(a) Mark-up percent for year 1        (b) Mark-up percent for year 2          (c) Gross Profit for year 1        (d) Gross Profit for year 2

Complete the following:   Tax rate per dollar In percent   Per $100 Per $1,000 Mills 0.0956   %

If $639,000 of 10% bonds are issued at 95, the amount of cash received from the sale is a.$702,900 b.$639,000 c.$575,100 d.$607,050

1. Which among the following interests is the largest a. 13.03% compounded quarterlyb. 12.90% compounded monthlyc. 12.83% compounded continuouslyd. 12.96% compounded six times a year 2. Which among the following interests is the smallest? a. 11.81% compounded quarterlyb. 11.70% compounded monthlyc. 11.99% compounded biannuallyd. 11.64% compounded continuously

A principal of $12, 000 is 3/5th itself invested at \times % interest rate for 5 years. If the same principal was invested for 2 years at an annual compound interest rate of (x+4) %. The interest return amount in dollars equalsO a. $ 4, 147.20 b. $4, 292.30 c. $4,219.80 d. $4,890.4

Use the table to calculate the amount of money that must be invested now at 16% annually, compounded quarterly, to obtain $1,400 in three years. Click the icon to view the $1 present value table. How much money must be invested at 16% annually, compounded quarterly, to obtain S1,400 in three years? 2$ (Round to the nearest cent as needed.)

If $571,000 of 9% bonds are issued at 98, the amount of cash received from the sale is a.$519,610 b.$571,000 c.$559,580 d.$622,390

16. What would income property be valued at if it had $50,000 annual gross income with 40% expense ratio and the agent uses 10% capitalization rate? A. $300,000 B. $200,000 C. $250,000 D. $500,000

If P = $ 1000 A = $ 188 and i % = 12 % per year then N = ? (a) 9 years (b) 8 Years (c) 7 Years (d) 14 years