Answer:
The correct answer is option c.
Explanation:
Retained earnings are the part of the revenue which is left after making payments to investors. In other words, it is the part of net income which is left after paying dividends.
It is calculated by adding net income to or subtracting net losses from the previous term's retained earnings and then subtracting net dividend paid to the shareholders.
It is calculated at the end of each accounting period and the retained earnings beginning balance is usually the retained earnings ending balance from the previous period.
Answer:
they are correct
Explanation:
c
b. reimbursement.
c. cooperation.
d. avoidance.
Use action words such as oversaw, multitasked, and interacted to describe your work experience.
A. She will not have to repay the work-study compensation because that income is not a loan.
B. She will have to repay the work-study compensation if she attended an out-of-state college.
C. She will not have to repay the work-study compensation if her parents paid part of her college expenses.
D. She will have to repay the work-study compensation if she paid part of her college expenses from her savings.
Answer:
This patient is currently on the latent phase (or early phase) of the first phase of labor.
Explanation:
The first stage of labor is the dilation stage. This stage can also be divided into 2 phases: the latent (in which contractions are still isolated but start to become more coordinated and cervix dilate until 4 cm) and active phase (in which cervix achieve full dilation and contractions are rhythmic (2 or 3 contractions in 10 minutes of 30 seconds each)).
The station establishes the grade of descent of the baby trough the pelvis. At the -3 station, the head of the baby is above the pelvis, and at 0 station, the head is fully engaged (at the bottom of the pelvis). So, this patient’s baby is starting to descent, but still not fully engaged.
The second stage of labor is the birth of the baby, and the third, the delivery of the placenta.