(5 points) Sharon was asked to organize the collection of coins shown below (and on the drawing sheet given in the news feed in D2L) in a way that corresponds to the structure of the base-10 system: On your paper, (a) Sketch the drawing of bundles using circles. Draw bundles that show how Sharon could organize the coins in a way that corresponds to the structure of the base-10 system. Be sure to consider all relevant place values. (b) Explain how the way you bundled the coins corresponds to the base-10 system.  (c) Sketch or use the drawing on the drawings sheet given in the news feed in D2L. Draw bundles that show how the coins could be organized in a way that corresponds to the structure of the base-5 system. Write the quantity of coins using the base-5 system. Be sure to consider all relevant place values in the base-5 system. Click “Complete” when you have completed your work on this problem or are ready to move on. 

Presented in the bar chart below are a company’s total assets, total liabilities, and total stockholders’ equity after each of five transactions in its first year of business. The bar on the left is total assets, and the stacked bar on the right includes total liabilities and total stockholders’ equity. Beginning balances prior to Transaction 1 are $0.  data analytics imag ACCT 200 exam 1.png Review the accounting equation after transaction 4 compared to after transaction 3. Reflect on how the accounting equation changed because of transaction 4. Did assets, liabilities, and stockholders’ equity increase, decrease, or stay the same?  Which of the following transactions is the most likely representation of transaction 4?

For a company like Starbucks, the total balance of unused gift cards would be reported in the financial statements as a liability.

Expenses include a company’s costs of providing products and services to customers, as well as cash payments to its stockholders.

The following information is provided for a company.Accounts payable$ 16,100Buildings81,100Cash11,600Accounts receivable10,600Salaries payable5,600Retained earnings51,900Supplies41,100Notes payable (due in 18 months)36,100Interest payable4,100Common stock36,100What is the total amount of current liabilities, assuming the accounts above reflect normal activity?

Use the following amounts to calculate net income: Revenues, $11,500; Liabilities, $4,500; Expenses, $3,800; Assets, $17,700; Dividends, $1,900.

Cost of goods sold can be found on the balance sheet.

The corticospinal tract travels in a ___________ direction.

Jansen has just woken up after a full nights rest. Which of the following is TRUE regarding his glucose homeostasis?

Mitzi is a 10 year old child who avoids eating leafy greens or dairy. Which of the following is TRUE?