Incorrect Question 10 are ideas or explanations presented to support reasons for estimated monetary forecasts within...

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Incorrect Question 10 are ideas or explanations presented to support reasons for estimated monetary forecasts within an analysis. Assumptions Calculations Biases Estimates 0 / 2 pts Incorrect Question 3 The formula is determined by dividing the initial cost of the investment by the profit obtained because of the investment. payback Period return on Assets breakeven point return on Investment 0 / 2 pts Incorrect Question 6 0/2 pts Polly has the opportunity to purchase clothing from a supplier in bulk. She can buy 10 shirts (1 bulk package) for $35 dollars and sell each shirt for $4 dollars in her store. She decides to purchase 20 bulk packages. In addition to the cost of purchasing in bulk, Polly will need to pay a shipping cost of $150 dollars. What will Polly's Return on Investment percentage be on this investment? 11.2 % 9.4% 94.1% 114.3 % Incorrect Question 8 0 / 2 pts Jonny is looking to purchase a new car for his business. He purchases a Ford Explorer for $35,000 dollars. With this new purchase, Jonny is able to make more flower deliveries throughout the day. Every hour, Jonny delivers 4 orders of flowers. He works 40 hours a week. This means that Jonny delivers 7,680 orders of flowers a year. For each delivery, he will make $4.00. In order to make these deliveries, Jonny will pay $4,800 a year in gas and $1,200 a year for the phone bill. What will the payback period be on Jonny's investment in the Ford Explorer? 1.42 years 1.22 years 1.14 years 1.35 years Incorrect Question 10 are ideas or explanations presented to support reasons for estimated monetary forecasts within an analysis. Assumptions Calculations Biases Estimates 0 / 2 pts Incorrect Question 3 The formula is determined by dividing the initial cost of the investment by the profit obtained because of the investment. payback Period return on Assets breakeven point return on Investment 0 / 2 pts Incorrect Question 6 0/2 pts Polly has the opportunity to purchase clothing from a supplier in bulk. She can buy 10 shirts (1 bulk package) for $35 dollars and sell each shirt for $4 dollars in her store. She decides to purchase 20 bulk packages. In addition to the cost of purchasing in bulk, Polly will need to pay a shipping cost of $150 dollars. What will Polly's Return on Investment percentage be on this investment? 11.2 % 9.4% 94.1% 114.3 % Incorrect Question 8 0 / 2 pts Jonny is looking to purchase a new car for his business. He purchases a Ford Explorer for $35,000 dollars. With this new purchase, Jonny is able to make more flower deliveries throughout the day. Every hour, Jonny delivers 4 orders of flowers. He works 40 hours a week. This means that Jonny delivers 7,680 orders of flowers a year. For each delivery, he will make $4.00. In order to make these deliveries, Jonny will pay $4,800 a year in gas and $1,200 a year for the phone bill. What will the payback period be on Jonny's investment in the Ford Explorer? 1.42 years 1.22 years 1.14 years 1.35 years