Add together the amount credited to Cash for each transaction with a credit to the Cash account. Credit entries are indented on the general ledger. In the example, assume you have a debit of $25 to Supplies and a credit of $25 to Cash. This means you paid $25 for supplies in cash. Assume you have another $50 credit to Cash for a total of $75.
Body mass index is the standard metric for determining who is normal-weight, overweight and obese, but BMI is not an accurate measure of fat, and doesn't explain the causes of poor health, scientists argue in an editorial today (Aug. 22) in the journal Science.
Hand measuring body fat. BMI, or body mass index, is a calculation based on your weight and height that is used to determine your body fat percentage. The general rule is that the higher your BMI, the higher your body fat percentage. Although BMI measurements are not without their flaws, BMI is accepted as a screening tool to measure your risk for specific health problems, like heart disease and diabetes.