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9. Which of the following is a likely reason a company might choose not to pay dividends?

8. XYZ Corp. issues 2,000 shares of $5 par value preferred stock at $25 per share. What is the total paid-in capital in excess of par from this transaction?

Normal Balances & Account Classification (10 pts)Below is a list of accounts. For each account, indicate (a) its normal balance (Debit or Credit) and (b) whether it belongs to Assets (A), Liabilities (L), or Equity (E).AccountNormal Balance (Dr/Cr)Classification (A/L/E)a. Accounts Receivable____________________________________________b. Unearned Revenue____________________________________________c. Common Stock____________________________________________d. Accumulated Depreciation____________________________________________e. Notes Payable____________________________________________f. Dividends____________________________________________g. Supplies____________________________________________h. Interest Payable____________________________________________i. Retained Earnings____________________________________________j. Equipment____________________________________________k. Wages Payable____________________________________________l. Prepaid Insurance____________________________________________m. Service Revenue____________________________________________n. Land____________________________________________o. Salaries Expense____________________________________________

3. You win a small prize in a contest and decide to invest it for a few years. If you invest $2,000 at an annual interest rate of 5% compounded annually, what will the future value be after 5 years?

1. When a corporation issues common stock for cash, which of the following increases?

XYZ Company earned $3,000 of tutoring revenue on December 31 that had not yet been recorded or billed. The adjusting entry on December 31 should be:

The three primary roles of a systems analyst are Supporting expert, Consultant, and Innovator

B.El presente del verbo ser: Matthew escribe un email. Matthew is writing an email to a friend in Spain but cannot remember how to conjugate the verb ser! Can you help him finish the email? First, review the draft of his email below. Then, type the correct form of ser in the space provided. (1 pt. for correct conjugation; 5 pts. total) Hola David,           Oye, amigo, ¿cómo estás? Todo está bien por aquí. ¡Te escribo este mensaje desde Columbus, Ohio! Este semestre (tú) 1. [blank1] estudiante de la Universidad Complutense, ¿no? Ahora (yo) 2. [blank2] profesor en la Universidad Estatal de Ohio y me encanta. La universidad 3. [blank3] grande y fascinante. Además, hay muchos estudiantes internacionales en OSU, como, por ejemplo, mis amigos Alexa, Cristián y Virginia. Ellos y yo 4. [blank4] de varios países de Europa. ¿Cómo 5. [blank5] los estudiantes en la Universidad Complutense? ¿También hay muchos estudiantes internacionales? Espero visitarte pronto.Un abrazo,           Matthew

A. Expresiones para la clase: ¿Qué pasa en la clase de español? You have a substitute Spanish teacher for the day whose Spanish is a little rusty. Can you help them finish their instructions below? First, review each command. Then, finish each sentence by selecting the most logical item from the dropdown menu. If the none of the options provided is logical, select ninguna de las anteriores. (1 pt. each; 8 pts. total) MODELO: Estudiantes, saquen la tarea de MyLab, por favor.                  a. la clase                   b. el cuaderno                  c. el mapa                 d. la pizarra                   e. la tarea                                  f. ninguna de las anteriores1. Alex, apaga (turn off) [blank1], por favor. 2. Estudiantes, abran [blank2] en la página 19. 3. Roberto, mueve [blank3] para que te sientes (sit down). 4. Estudiantes, escriban en [blank4] los nombres de países hispanos. 5. Estudiantes, saquen [blank5] de la mochila. 6. Susana, escucha la pronunciación del [blank6]. 7. Todos estudien para [blank7] sobre el capítulo 1. 8. Marta, dime la hora (the time) que marca [blank8].

This figure represents the common pathway of coagulation. What goes in #3?