The Specific Goal of a Speech

question 30

Multiple Choice

The specific goal of a speech: 

• A)identifies the desired response a speaker wants from the target audience.
• B)is to entertain, inform, or persuade.
• C)is typically determined by the occasion of the speech.
• D)indicates the general type of audience response that is expected if the speech is successful.

Use mathematical skills to solve complex financial problems without direct formulae.

Understand the concept of time value of money and its application in financial calculations.

Apply compound interest rate formulas to calculate future and present values of loans and investments.

Calculate payments for loans with different conditions, including variable interest rates and unequal payment sizes.

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Definitions:

General Ledger

A comprehensive set of accounts that records all financial transactions of a business and is used to prepare financial statements.

One Column Purchases Journal

A simplified accounting journal used for recording the total monetary amount of purchases by a business.

Merchandise On Account

Purchasing goods from suppliers on credit, intending to pay at a later date, reflected in accounts payable.

Debits And Credits

The two facets of accounting entries; debits increase assets or decrease liabilities, while credits decrease assets or increase liabilities.