Gross accounts receivable minus allowance for bad debt is equal to net accounts receivable, or the actual value of the businessâs accounts receivable as determined through its estimates.
What is a Router and What Does a Router Do? A router is a small device that sits between your modem and computer. Most routers are about the same size and shape as a modem. The purpose of the router is to take the information from the modem and deliver it to your computer. But thatâs not the cool part. What is cool about a router is that itâs able to take this information from several networks and deliver them to several computers.
This article is about router tools. For the network device, see Router (computing). A router (/ËraÊtÉ/, also /-Ér/) is a tool used to rout out (hollow out) an area in the face of a relatively hard workpiece, typically of wood or plastic. The main application of routers is in woodworking, especially cabinetry. The router is most commonly used as a plunging tool and also inverted in a router table.