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PRACTICE EXERCISES PE 8 1A Feb. 12 Cash .................................................................... <a href="/keyword/bad-debt-expense/" >bad debt expense</a> .............................................. <a href="/keyword/accounts-receivable/" >accounts receivable</a> --Manning Wingard .. 30 <a...
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PRACTICE EXERCISES PE 8 1A Feb. 12 Cash .................................................................... <a href="/keyword/bad-debt-expense/" >bad debt expense</a> .............................................. <a href="/keyword/accounts-receivable/" >accounts receivable</a> --Manning Wingard .. 30 <a href="/keyword/accounts-receivable/" >accounts receivable</a> --Manning Wingard........ <a href="/keyword/bad-debt-expense/" >bad debt expense</a> ........................................ 30 Cash .................................................................... <a href="/keyword/accounts-receivable/" >accounts receivable</a> --Manning Wingard .. 750 2,000 2,750 2,000 2,000 2,000 2,000 June PE 8 1B Aug. 7 Cash .................................................................... <a href="/keyword/bad-debt-expense/" >bad debt expense</a> .............................................. <a href="/keyword/accounts-receivable/" >accounts receivable</a> --Roosevelt McLair... 23 <a href="/keyword/accounts-receivable/" >accounts receivable</a> --Roosevelt McLair ........ <a href="/keyword/bad-debt-expense/" >bad debt expense</a> ........................................ 23 Cash .................................................................... <a href="/keyword/accounts-receivable/" >accounts receivable</a> --Roosevelt McLair... 175 400 575 400 400 400 400 Nov. PE 8 2A Feb. 12 Cash .................................................................... Allowance for <a href="/keyword/doubtful-accounts/" >doubtful accounts</a> ..................... <a href="/keyword/accounts-receivable/" >accounts receivable</a> --Manning Wingard .. 30 <a href="/keyword/accounts-receivable/" >accounts receivable</a> --Manning Wingard........ Allowance for <a href="/keyword/doubtful-accounts/" >doubtful accounts</a> ............... 30 Cash .................................................................... <a href="/keyword/accounts-receivable/" >accounts receivable</a> --Manning Wingard .. 750 2,000 2,750 2,000 2,000 2,000 2,000 June PE 8 2B Aug. 7 Cash .................................................................... Allowance for <a href="/keyword/doubtful-accounts/" >doubtful accounts</a> ..................... <a href="/keyword/accounts-receivable/" >accounts receivable</a> --Roosevelt McLair... 175 400 575 1 Nov. 23 <a href="/keyword/accounts-receivable/" >accounts receivable</a> --Roosevelt McLair ........ Allowance for <a href="/keyword/doubtful-accounts/" >doubtful accounts</a> ............... 23 Cash .................................................................... <a href="/keyword/accounts-receivable/" >accounts receivable</a> --Roosevelt McLair... 400 400 400 400 PE 8 3A 1. $7,000 ($2,800,000 0.0025) Adjusted Balance $500,000 11,000 7,000 $489,000 2. <a href="/keyword/accounts-receivable/" >accounts receivable</a> ..................................................... Allowance for <a href="/keyword/doubtful-accounts/" >doubtful accounts</a> ($4,000 + $7,000).... <a href="/keyword/bad-debt-expense/" >bad debt expense</a> .......................................................... Net realizable value ($500,000 $11,000) ..................... 3. PE 8 3B 1. $31,000 ($6,200,000 0.005) Adjusted Balance $1,200,000 26,000 31,000 $1,174,000 2. <a href="/keyword/accounts-receivable/" >accounts receivable</a> ..................................................... Allowance for <a href="/keyword/doubtful-accounts/" >doubtful accounts</a> ($31,000 $5,000) <a href="/keyword/bad-debt-expense/" >bad debt expense</a> .......................................................... Net realizable value ($1,200,000 $26,000) .................. 3. PE 8 4A 1. $12,000 ($16,000 $4,000) Adjusted Balance $500,000 16,000 12,000 $484,000 2. <a href="/keyword/accounts-receivable/" >accounts receivable</a> ..................................................... Allowance for <a href="/keyword/doubtful-accounts/" >doubtful accounts</a> ................................. <a href="/keyword/bad-debt-expense/" >bad debt expense</a> .......................................................... Net realizable value ($500,000 $16,000) ..................... 3. PE 8 4B 1. $39,500 ($34,500 + $5,000) 2 2. <a href="/keyword/accounts-receivable/" >accounts receivable</a> ..................................................... Allowance for <a href="/keyword/doubtful-accounts/" >doubtful accounts</a> ................................. <a href="/keyword/bad-debt-expense/" >bad debt expense</a> .......................................................... Net realizable value ($1,200,000 $34,500) .................. Adjusted Balance $1,200,000 34,500 39,500 $1,165,500 3. PE 8 5A 1. The due date for the note is November 8, determined as follows: August .............................................................. 21 days (31 10) September........................................................ 30 days October ............................................................ 31 days November......................................................... 8 days Total.............................................................. 90 days 2. 3. $25,500 [$25,000 + ($25,000 8% 90/360)] Nov. 8 Cash.................................................................. Note Receivable ......................................... Interest Revenue ........................................ 25,500 25,000 500 PE 8 5B 1. 2) May ................................................................... June .................................................................. Total.............................................................. 2. 3. $121,400 [$120,000 + ($120,000 7% 60/360)] June 1 Cash.................................................................. Note Receivable ......................................... Interest Revenue ........................................ 121,400 120,000 1,400 31 days 1 day 60 days The due date for the note is June 1, determined as follows: April .................................................................. 28 days (30 Ex. 8 2 a. Hotel accounts and notes receivable: $1,699/$31,724 = 5.4% 3 b. Casino <a href="/keyword/accounts-receivable/" >accounts receivable</a> : $12,300/$44,139 = 27.9% c. Casino operations experience greater bad debt risk than do hotel operations, since it is difficult to control the creditworthiness of customers entering the casino. In addition, individuals who may have adequate creditworthiness could overextend themselves and lose more than they can afford if they get caught up in the excitement of gambling. Ex. 8 3 Feb. 10 <a href="/keyword/accounts-receivable/" >accounts receivable</a> --Dr. Pete Baker ............. Sales .............................................................. 10 Cost of Merchandise Sold ................................. Merchandise Inventory ................................. July 9 Cash .................................................................... <a href="/keyword/bad-debt-expense/" >bad debt expense</a> .............................................. <a href="/keyword/accounts-receivable/" >accounts receivable</a> --Dr. Pete Baker ........ 27 <a href="/keyword/accounts-receivable/" >accounts receivable</a> --Dr. Pete Baker ............. <a href="/keyword/bad-debt-expense/" >bad debt expense</a> ........................................ 27 Cash .................................................................... <a href="/keyword/accounts-receivable/" >accounts receivable</a> --Dr. Pete Baker ........ 21,400 21,400 12,600 12,600 13,000 8,400 21,400 8,400 8,400 8,400 8,400 Oct. Ex. 8 6 a. $13,750 ($5,500,000 0.0025) b. $12,900 ($17,500 $4,600) c. $27,500 ($5,500,000 0.005) d. $32,750 ($24,650 + $8,100) Ex. 8 13 a. Jan. 31 <a href="/keyword/bad-debt-expense/" >bad debt expense</a> ................................................ <a href="/keyword/accounts-receivable/" >accounts receivable</a> --B. Roberts................. 2,400 2,400 1,500 2,000 3,500 Mar. 26 Cash ....................................................................... <a href="/keyword/bad-debt-expense/" >bad debt expense</a> ................................................ <a href="/keyword/accounts-receivable/" >accounts receivable</a> --Carol Castellino........ 4 July 7 <a href="/keyword/accounts-receivable/" >accounts receivable</a> --B. Roberts ...................... <a href="/keyword/bad-debt-expense/" >bad debt expense</a> ........................................... 7 Cash ....................................................................... <a href="/keyword/accounts-receivable/" >accounts receivable</a> --B. Roberts................. 2,400 2,400 2,400 2,400 4,675 1,350 950 525 1,125 725 Oct. 12 <a href="/keyword/bad-debt-expense/" >bad debt expense</a> ................................................ <a href="/keyword/accounts-receivable/" >accounts receivable</a> --Julie Lindley ............. <a href="/keyword/accounts-receivable/" >accounts receivable</a> --Mark Black ................ <a href="/keyword/accounts-receivable/" >accounts receivable</a> --Jennifer Kerlin .......... <a href="/keyword/accounts-receivable/" >accounts receivable</a> --Beth Chalhoub ......... <a href="/keyword/accounts-receivable/" >accounts receivable</a> --Allison Fain............... Dec. 31 No entry b. Jan. 31 Allowance for <a href="/keyword/doubtful-accounts/" >doubtful accounts</a> ....................... <a href="/keyword/accounts-receivable/" >accounts receivable</a> --B. Roberts................. 2,400 2,400 1,500 2,000 3,500 2,400 2,400 2,400 2,400 4,675 1,350 950 525 1,125 725 15,000 Mar. 26 Cash ....................................................................... Allowance for <a href="/keyword/doubtful-accounts/" >doubtful accounts</a> ....................... <a href="/keyword/accounts-receivable/" >accounts receivable</a> --Carol Castellino........ July 7 <a href="/keyword/accounts-receivable/" >accounts receivable</a> --B. Roberts ...................... Allowance for <a href="/keyword/doubtful-accounts/" >doubtful accounts</a> .................. 7 Cash ....................................................................... <a href="/keyword/accounts-receivable/" >accounts receivable</a> --B. Roberts................. Oct. 12 Allowance for <a href="/keyword/doubtful-accounts/" >doubtful accounts</a> ....................... <a href="/keyword/accounts-receivable/" >accounts receivable</a> --Julie Lindley ............. <a href="/keyword/accounts-receivable/" >accounts receivable</a> --Mark Black ................ <a href="/keyword/accounts-receivable/" >accounts receivable</a> --Jennifer Kerlin .......... <a href="/keyword/accounts-receivable/" >accounts receivable</a> --Beth Chalhoub ......... <a href="/keyword/accounts-receivable/" >accounts receivable</a> --Allison Fain............... Dec. 31 <a href="/keyword/bad-debt-expense/" >bad debt expense</a> ................................................ 15,000 Allowance for <a href="/keyword/doubtful-accounts/" >doubtful accounts</a> .................. Uncollectible accounts estimate. ($750,000 2% = $15,000) Ex. 8 13 c. Concluded $ 15,000 6,675 $ 8,325 <a href="/keyword/bad-debt-expense/" >bad debt expense</a> under: Allowance method ......................................................................... Direct write-off method ($2,400 + $2,000 $2,400 + $4,675) ...... Difference ($15,000 $6,675) ........................................................ Shaw's income would be $8,325 higher under the direct write-off method than under the allowance method. 5 Ex. 8 13 a. Jan. 31 <a href="/keyword/bad-debt-expense/" >bad debt expense</a> ................................................ <a href="/keyword/accounts-receivable/" >accounts receivable</a> --B. Roberts................. 2,400 2,400 1,500 2,000 3,500 2,400 2,400 2,400 2,400 4,675 1,350 950 525 1,125 725 Mar. 26 Cash ....................................................................... <a href="/keyword/bad-debt-expense/" >bad debt expense</a> ................................................ <a href="/keyword/accounts-receivable/" >accounts receivable</a> --Carol Castellino........ July 7 <a href="/keyword/accounts-receivable/" >accounts receivable</a> --B. Roberts ...................... <a href="/keyword/bad-debt-expense/" >bad debt expense</a> ........................................... 7 Cash ....................................................................... <a href="/keyword/accounts-receivable/" >accounts receivable</a> --B. Roberts................. Oct. 12 <a href="/keyword/bad-debt-expense/" >bad debt expense</a> ................................................ <a href="/keyword/accounts-receivable/" >accounts receivable</a> --Julie Lindley ............. <a href="/keyword/accounts-receivable/" >accounts receivable</a> --Mark Black ................ <a href="/keyword/accounts-receivable/" >accounts receivable</a> --Jennifer Kerlin .......... <a href="/keyword/accounts-receivable/" >accounts receivable</a> --Beth Chalhoub ......... <a href="/keyword/accounts-receivable/" >accounts receivable</a> --Allison Fain............... Dec. 31 No entry b. Jan. 31 Allowance for <a href="/keyword/doubtful-accounts/" >doubtful accounts</a> ....................... <a href="/keyword/accounts-receivable/" >accounts receivable</a> --B. Roberts................. 2,400 2,400 1,500 2,000 3,500 2,400 2,400 2,400 2,400 4,675 1,350 950 525 1,125 725 15,000 Mar. 26 Cash ....................................................................... Allowance for <a href="/keyword/doubtful-accounts/" >doubtful accounts</a> ....................... <a href="/keyword/accounts-receivable/" >accounts receivable</a> --Carol Castellino........ July 7 <a href="/keyword/accounts-receivable/" >accounts receivable</a> --B. Roberts ...................... Allowance for <a href="/keyword/doubtful-accounts/" >doubtful accounts</a> .................. 7 Cash ....................................................................... <a href="/keyword/accounts-receivable/" >accounts receivable</a> --B. Roberts................. Oct. 12 Allowance for <a href="/keyword/doubtful-accounts/" >doubtful accounts</a> ....................... <a href="/keyword/accounts-receivable/" >accounts receivable</a> --Julie Lindley ............. <a href="/keyword/accounts-receivable/" >accounts receivable</a> --Mark Black ................ <a href="/keyword/accounts-receivable/" >accounts receivable</a> --Jennifer Kerlin .......... <a href="/keyword/accounts-receivable/" >accounts receivable</a> --Beth Chalhoub ......... <a href="/keyword/accounts-receivable/" >accounts receivable</a> --Allison Fain............... Dec. 31 <a href="/keyword/bad-debt-expense/" >bad debt expense</a> ................................................ 15,000 Allowance for <a href="/keyword/doubtful-accounts/" >doubtful accounts</a> .................. Uncollectible accounts estimate. ($750,000 2% = $15,000) 6 Ex. 8 13 c. Concluded $ 15,000 6,675 $ 8,325 <a href="/keyword/bad-debt-expense/" >bad debt expense</a> under: Allowance method ......................................................................... Direct write-off method ($2,400 + $2,000 $2,400 + $4,675) ...... Difference ($15,000 $6,675) ........................................................ Shaw's income would be $8,325 higher under the direct write-off method than under the allowance method. Ex. 8 21 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Sale on account. Cost of merchandise sold for the sale on account. A sale return or allowance. Cost of merchandise returned. Note received from customer on account. Note dishonored and charged maturity value of note to customer's account receivable. Payment received from customer for dishonored note plus interest earned after due date. 7 Ex. 8 22 2007 Dec. 13 Notes Receivable ............................................... <a href="/keyword/accounts-receivable/" >accounts receivable</a> --Lady Ann's Co. ...... 31 Interest Receivable ............................................ Interest Revenue ........................................... Accrued interest ($60,000 0.09 18/360 = $270). 31 Interest Revenue ................................................ Income Summary .......................................... 2008 Mar. 60,000 60,000 270 270 270 270 12 Cash .................................................................... Notes Receivable .......................................... Interest Receivable ....................................... Interest Revenue ........................................... *$60,000 0.09 72/360 61,350 60,000 270 1,080* Ex. 8 23 May 3 Notes Receivable ............................................ <a href="/keyword/accounts-receivable/" >accounts receivable</a> --Xpedx Company 1 <a href="/keyword/accounts-receivable/" >accounts receivable</a> --Xpedx Company ...... Notes Receivable ....................................... Interest Revenue ........................................ 31 Cash ................................................................. <a href="/keyword/accounts-receivable/" >accounts receivable</a> --Xpedx Company Interest Revenue ........................................ *$153,000 0.10 30/360 = $1,275 150,000 150,000 153,000 150,000 3,000 154,275 153,000 1,275* Aug. Ex. 8 25 1. 2. The interest receivable should be reported separately as a current asset. It should not be deducted from notes receivable. The allowance for <a href="/keyword/doubtful-accounts/" >doubtful accounts</a> should be deducted from <a href="/keyword/accounts-receivable/" >accounts receivable</a> . 8 A corrected partial balance sheet would be as follows: MISHKIE COMPANY Balance Sheet December 31, 2008 Assets Current assets: Cash ............................................................................ Notes receivable ......................................................... <a href="/keyword/accounts-receivable/" >accounts receivable</a> .................................................. Less allowance for <a href="/keyword/doubtful-accounts/" >doubtful accounts</a> ................ Interest receivable ...................................................... $127,500 400,000 $529,200 42,000 487,200 24,000 9
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Duke University Department of Physics Physics 143 Fall Term 2007HOMEWORK 4Available: September 17 Due: September 24 at the beginning of class. Please don't forget to write your name on your solutions! You must always show your work for credit. Pro
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Duke University Department of Physics Physics 143 Fall Term 2007PRACTICE QUIZ 1I will abide by the Duke Community Standard. Name:This is a closed book exam, with one side of one page cheat sheet allowed. Calculators are allowed, but only for bas
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Duke University Department of Physics Physics 143 Fall Term 2007HOMEWORK 11Available: November 20 Due: November 30 at the beginning of class. Please don't forget to write your name on your solutions! You must always show your work for credit. Prob
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Duke University Department of Physics Physics 143 Fall Term 2007HOMEWORK 6Available: October 15 Due: October 29 at the beginning of class. Please don't forget to write your name on your solutions! You must always show your work for credit. Problem
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Physics 143 Fall Term 2007HOMEWORK 5Due: October 15 Problem 1: (BFG Ch.5 Problem 4)Suppose that a hydrogen atom in the ground state absorbs a photon of wavelength 15nm. Will the atom be ionized? If so, what will be the kinetic energy of the elect
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Physics 143 Fall Term 2007HOMEWORK 6Due: October 29 Problem 1: (BFG Ch.7 Problem 1, 3)1. Consider the very simple wave packet x A exp i p p x A exp i p p xShow that x takes the form of a single plane wave of momentum p multiplied by a functio
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Duke University Department of Physics Physics 143 Fall Term 2007PRACTICE FINAL EXAMI will abide by the Duke Honor Code. Name:This is a closed book exam, with two sides of one page cheat sheet allowed. Calculators are allowed, but only for basic