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Match each type of visualization with its corresponding purpose by selecting each tile and placing it in the table below.

Purpose Type of Visualization Comparison

Trend Evaluation

Distribution

Correlation

Part-to-whole


Types of visualization

line chart/area chart, bar chart, scatter plot/heatmap, histograms/box plots, and pie charts/tree map


Download historical daily stock price data for a few stocks from the Internet. Write down a purpose statement for creating a visualization to analyze this data. Then, create a good and a bad example of a viz addressing the purpose. The good viz should use the appropriate chart type; the poor viz should use an incorrect chart type. Describe why the different types are good or bad examples of achieving the visualization purpose.


Imagine a dataset that pertains to an accounting or business decision. For the business decision, write four scenarios that require the computation of (1) a descriptive analytic, (2) a diagnostic analytic, (3) a predictive analytic, or (4) a prescriptive analytic. Indicate the analytic you would perform for each scenario.


Explains the difference between structured data and unstructured data in a paragraph. Give me an example of unstructured data in a paragraph?

what type of the analysis is if the analysis wants to know which customer purchased over $5000 last year but bought nothing this year.

A. Descriptive analytics.  B. Diagnostic analytics.

C. Predictive analytics.     D. Prescriptive analytics

Write a paragraph on why the answer is correct.

Which way is the best way to share the data analysis with other information users?

  1. Write a long and persuasive article.  B. Use a huge data table.
  2. Developing an appropriate dashboard.
  3. write a statistical index based report

Write a paragraph on why the answer is correct.


profit and loss,

2019 2020 2021

Sales

Cash 200 480 800

Credit 1800 4320 7200

2000 4800 8000

Cost of goods sold 1240 2832 4800

Gross Profit 760 1968 3200


Operating expenses:

General, administration 80 450 1000

Depreciation 100 400 660

Interest expense (on borrowing) 60 158 340

Profit before tax (PBT) 520 960 1200

Tax 156 288 360

Profit after Tax (PAT) 364 672 840


financial position

Non-Current assets 1900 2500 4700

Current Assets

Cash equivalents 40 100 106

Accounts receivable 300 1500 2100

Inventories 320 1500 2250

Total 2560 5600 9156

Equity share capital 1200 1600 2000

Reserves & Surplus 364 1036 1876

Long term borrowings 736 1236 2500

Current liabilities 260 1728 2780

Total 2560 5600 9156

Prepare statement of cash flow using indirect method


Question five:

As per IAS 38, Development costs can either qualify or not qualify for capitalization. Research and Expenditure are also part of Intangible Assets. J& Son is a manufacturing company that manufactures foldable plastic tables. It has engaged in some developments and below are the forecasted sales from 2017 to 2020 for the company.

2017 2018 2019 2020

Sales from Other Activities 500 700 800 800

Sales from Fold-up tables 0 500 700 900

Development Costs (600) 0 0 0



Required:

Show how the development costs should be treated if the cost qualify for capitalization, capitalizing it in line to sales. (NB: Amortize every year in relation to the sales each year)


Question four:

i)When a new partner was admitted into partnership, he had to pay $5,000 as goodwill.There was a squabble between the senior partner and the bookkeeper. Thebookkeeper’s argument was that the money needs to be credited to the account of newpartner because after all it is his money”. However senior partner strongly disagreed tothis treatment.


Required:

Give your advice as to the proper treatment of this $5,000. Explain your reasons fully.


ii)Teko and Thuto are partners in a firm sharing profits in the ratio of 3:2. They admit Keiso as a new partner. Teko sacrificed 1/5 of his share and Thuto 1/4 of his share in favour of Keiso. Calculate new profit sharing ratio of Teko, Thuto and Keiso.


iii) Assume Teko and Thuto’s share capitals are $40,000 and &30,000 respectively. Keiso will invest $18,000 for one-third interest in capital. Goodwill is recorded.Show the journal entries.


Question one

On the 1st May, Nkandla Ltd undertook a contract for R680, 000. Nkandla incurred the following expenses during the year:


Materials issued from stores 65,000

Materials purchased for the contract 30,000

Plant installed at cost 42,000

Wages paid 105,600

Wages accrued due on the 31st Dec 31,500

Direct expenses paid 27,300

Direct expenses accrued due 31st Dec 1,700

Establishment 5,800


Notes:

Of the plant and material charged to the contract, the plant which cost R2, 000 and materials costing R1, 500 were lost. Some of the materials costing R3, 000 were sold for R3, 900. On the 31st Dec, the plant which cost R200 was damaged, rendering itself useless. The work certified was R240, 000 and 80% of the same was received as cash. The cost of work done but uncertified was R1, 000. Depreciation on plant was charged at the rate of 10% per annum.


Required:

(a) Prepare the contract account for the year ended 31st December.



Question two:

(a) Harcourt Ltd bought furniture on hire purchase from Nkalimeng Furnitures on January 2017. If Harcourt pays the full amount immediately, he will pay $120,000. Instead, he decided to make down payment of $25,000, and pay the remaining balance in instalments. The first instalment of $12,000 was paid in December 2017. The next 3 instalments of $20,500 were also paid at the end of the 2018, 2019 and 2020 respectively. He had to pay the balance in 2021.

Required: calculate the total interest paid by Harcourt Ltd.


(b) Create a scenario to demonstrate how Hire Vendor will account for the items bought under

hire purchase. Hint: your scenario must include the following:

i)Asset a/c

ii)Suppliers a/c

iii)Hire purchase interest a/c

iv)Statement of financial position extract

v)The instalments should be paid three times


Suppose cost of production of a firm is given by:





What amount of the product should be produced to maximize profit of the firm if price per unit output is 74? Find the maximum profit or loss.



What quantity of the product should be produced if price per unit is 40?



Find the maximum profit. What will be the decision of the firm to stay in production or stop operation? Why?



What will be the decision of the firm if price per unit is 10?



What is the shut down price level?



Determine the supply function of the firm with domain or range of out put

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