Dear Professor Susan M. Garreis.
I'm not learning a dance.
I think it is a fun thing to dance. Through dancing I
harness my expressive power. Various things can be learned, so dancing is a good
thing.
I agree that dancing is a good thing.
Whether we take a formal class or not, dancing can release all kinds of
good energy in everyone.
Do not worry about being
late. I know senior (fourth) year is a busy one.
Thank
you so much
The temperature in Japan is also hot.
Be
careful of heatstroke.
Please watch out for heatstroke yourself.
Please drink plenty of water or sports drinks.
Thank you for your corrections of my English.
I will
answer your last questions.
Homework:
1. What is Net Income
if
Revenues change to $40,000 and
All other transactions
are the same?
Beach
Toys, Inc.
Income Statement
For the month ended March 31,
2018
Revenues $40,000
Cost of Goods
Sold:
>Beginning
Inventory $0
>Purchases $37,000
>less: Ending
inventory $27,000
Cost
of Goods Sold $10,000
Gross Margin
$30,00
Operating
expenses:
>Depreciation $104
>Salary
$500
>Telephone $150
Total
operating expenses $750
Net
Income $29,246
>Correct!
2. What is Net Income if
Revenues
change to $30,000,
Cost of goods sold changes to $20,000 and
Operating expenses are the same?
Beach
Toys, Inc.
Income Statement
For the month ended March 31,
2018
Revenues $30,000
Cost of Goods
Sold:
>Beginning
Inventory $0
>Purchases $37,000
>less: Ending
inventory $17,000
Cost
of Goods Sold $20,000
Gross Margin
$10,00
Operating
expenses:
>Depreciation $104
>Salary
$500
>Telephone $150
Total
operating expenses $754
Net
Income $9,246
>Correct!
3. What is Net Income if
Revenues
are
Cost of goods sold is $10,000, and
Total operating
expenses change to $25,000?
Beach
Toys, Inc.
Income Statement
For the month ended March 31,
2018
Revenues $30,000
Cost of Goods
Sold:
>Beginning Inventory
$0
>Purchases $37,000
>less: Ending inventory
$27,000
Cost
of Goods Sold $10,000
Gross
Margin $20,00
>I am sure you meant to type "$20,000"
Total
operating expenses $25,000
Net Income
$5000
>Gross Margin is $20,000.
>Total Operating Expenses are $25,000.
>Since Operating Expenses are larger than Gross
Margin, there cannot be a profit.
>$20,000 - $25,000 = ($5,000)
>it is $5,000 loss.
>In the US, we show a loss by putting parentheses
around the negative number.
4. How easy was this lesson for you?
The accounting was: The English was: Getting to and using the linked web
pages was:
Somewhat hard somewhat hard about
right
Thank you for 7 lessons
Next week's cash flow material will be a
summer vacation lesson for me.
Thank you for your kind guidance.
I will
contact you again on September 21.
You have a nice summer vacation!!
>I will! You, too.
Sincerely,
Haruka.