D. Average and below-average customers.
Consider that below-average customers would lose a company money because below-average customers buy less and potentially cost more than average customers. Therefore, if a company only targeted average and below-average customers, their revenue would be pulled down by the below-average customers and their expenses or costs would be pulled up by the below-average customers. These two factors could contribute to the company losing money.
Pad 1 = folded 3 times
If folding a sheet of paper creates 2 layers, then folding a piece of paper creates 4 layers because you are basically folding the 2 layers you initially created which doubles it. (Folding any amount of layers doubles the layers).
Pad 2 = folded 2 times
This sheet of paper has 2 layers. That information was given to us beforehand.
Lastly add up all the layers: 4 + 2 = 6
Final answer: It took 6 layers of paper to prop up the table
Answer:
Break-even point in units= 93 units
Explanation:
Giving the following information:
Its fixed costs are $1000 a week and its variable costs for one batch of umbrellas per week are $500 for 2000 units.
After doing market research, the company sets the price per umbrella at $11.
Unitary variable cost= 500/2,000= $0.25
To calculate the break-even point in units, we need to use the following formula:
Break-even point in units= fixed costs/ contribution margin per unit
Break-even point in units= 1,000/ (11 - 0.25)
Break-even point in units= 93 units
Explanation:
The computation of total variable production cost is shown below:
For 13,000 units it would be
= Total per unit cost × number of unit produced
= $17.25 × 13,000 units
= $224,250
For 23,000 units it would be
= Total per unit cost × number of unit produced
= $17.25 × 23,000 units
= $396,750
For 33,000 units it would be
= Total per unit cost × number of unit produced
= $17.25 × 33,000 units
= $569,250
Answer:
General ledger
Explanation:
A general ledger in accounting is a book pf account that is meant to record the business' transaction entries towards the preparation of the income statement and the statement of financial position.
It records activities like sales order processing , accounts receivable , inventory and purchasing , accounts payable and payroll
We have two types of general ledger which are private ledger that records transaction on salaries , wages and capitals , and nominal ledger that records transaction on expense , income , depreciation etc.
