Sales as an indicator: Two business may have the same sales but one has a low margin and low input costs making it a smaller business
Number of employees: Two companies have 100 employees but one manufactures large complex objects (EG: drilling rigs) The other is a store in the mall. The store in the mall will be the smaller company.
Profit: Many large companies loose money, many small companies make a profit.
Assets: A company may lease all its production material while the next owns its assets making it a larger company.
And so many more examples
The key is to use several indicators and make sure you are comparing Apples to Apples.
3 The student can measure the given angles to within 2 degrees of the actual measurement and identify each angle, with 95% accuracy 2 The student is able to measure the given angles to within 10 degrees, and is able to identify the angles with 95% accuracy 1 Student is unable to correctly measure the given angles and/or identify the angles correctly
Some less able students are not at ease when working with irrational numbers. Overall, though, the advantages far outweigh that prejudice/disadvantage.
In order to answer that, I'd have to know the relationship between angle-2 and 'x'. A drawing or a sketch would be a great way to explain that, if you had one. In fact, if you'll take another quick look in the book or the homework sheet that you copied the question from, I may be way out of line, but I'm guessing there's a little sketch or drawing there, somewhere real near the question. Spend a few minutes looking at it, and I'll just bet you might be able to answer the question on your own.
A non-right triangle. You might be able to argue a circle, if you get inventive. :).
The best way to find the length of the rafters in a ceiling is to go up into the attic. Once a person is in their attic, they should be able to see the rafters and can take a tape measure to find the length of them.
Centimeter
to be able to measure the efficiency and performance of the business.And compare with other competitors
Anyone can compare tyre prices. It's best to compare prices before purchasing new ones. Compare prices at major tire outlets including Discount Tire and Costco.
Not at all. You might not be able to measure it with your common household thermometer, but scientists can measure temperatures even colder than that.
you might be able to write it off. anything for a business is usually a write off.
The importance of research in business management is that it offers essential information. By doing proper research one is able to compare business trends from the past with the current ones which helps in planning for the future.
The question is too general. It depends on the type of business and how well I know the business. If someone is a self starter, he/she might be able to make a business work. Some people will never be able to make a business work since they expect others to do too much for them.
The only way to cash a check that large might be to take it to a bank and open a business account, or you may be able to deposit into a personal account. If it is for payment to a business, opening a business account might be your only choice.
Have you considered buying out of the country? you might be able to locate a converter from a business that can ship to the U.S. It is also suggested you compare the converter you would like to many others currently located here by using a site that compares all converters. Such as bestvideoconverters.com
You might be able to find them in your imagination :)
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That is too general a question. What kind of business are they in? If you can be specific about the nature of the business and more details about how the business is run, you might be able to get an idea of what the income possibilities are, based on the market and demand for whatever the business provides.