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tatiyna
1 year ago
8

When preparing a presentation, you want to learn about the audience so that you can tailor your message accordingly. What factor

s should you be identifying
Business
1 answer:
Nastasia [14]1 year ago
7 0

The characteristics of the audience that infer the reception of a message include age, profession, language, relevance, among others.

<h3>What is a presentation?</h3>

A presentation is a form of communication in which one or more people prepare a presentation on a specifc topic to share with an audience. Generally the presentations are made in academic environments although there are presentations in other spaces.

<h3>What should we take into account regarding the public?</h3>

When we make a presentation we must take into account who we are addressing, that is, adapt our presentation and speech so that the public receives it in the best way. Some factors that influence the receptivity of a message are:

  • Age.
  • The profession
  • Relevance
  • Language
  • Among others

Learn more about presentations in: brainly.com/question/19290361

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Answer:

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Explanation:

Provided interest rate = 12%

Payment to be made is at the end of year 2 and at the end of year 3

Because it is provided that the payment has to be made at the end of next two years,

Therefore,

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As today we are at beginning of year 1

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Final Answer

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Beginning inventory       $504             $222

Current period              15,432         22,007

Total cost                    $15,936      $22,229

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Ending inventory           3 (6 * 50%)     2,400 (6,000 * 40%)

Total equivalent unit 128                 200,400

Cost per equivalent unit:

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Total cost                        $15,936       $22,229

Total equivalent units            128       200,400

Cost per equivalent unit $124.50      $0.11

Assignment of costs:

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Ending inventory         373 ($124.50 * 3)               264 ($0.11 * 2,400)

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