Answer:
Journal Entry
Explanation:
The Journal Entry is shown below:-
Cash Dr, $36,006
Cash short and over Dr, $4
($36,010 - $36,006)
To Sales $36,010
(Being cash sales, cash short and over is recorded)
Therefore, to record cash sales, cash short and over we debited cash and cash short and over while credited sales.
Answer:
COGS 3807 debit
FG 7896 debit
WIP 2397 debit
Factory Overhead 14,100 credit
--to record the underapplication of overhead--
Explanation:
overhead rate:
$515,000 overhead / 515,000 labor cost = $1
each labor cost generates a dollar of overhead.
221,400 x 1 = 221,400 overhead in COGS
459,200 x 1 = 459,200 overhead in Finished Goods
139,400 x 1 = 139,400 overhead in WIP inventory
Total applied 820,000
Actual 805,900
Underapplied 14,100
Now we weight each concept and determiante the portion underapplocated in each concept
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You would have to invest 97,222
97222*6=5833.32 + 97222= 103055.32 Year one
103055.32*.06= 6183.32 = 109238.64 Year two
109238.64*.06= 6554.32= 115792.96 Year three
115792.96*.06= 6947.58 = 122740.54 Year four
Answer:
The answer is: C) 2.5 and producers are very responsive to the price change.
Explanation:
The price elasticity of supply refers to what percentage does the quantity supplied change when the price of the good changes in 1%. It is calculated using the following formula:
- price elasticity = % change in quantity supplied / % change in price
Price elasticity of supply of tablets = 20% / 8% = 2.5
For every 1% that the price increases, the quantity supplied will increase by 2.5%.
Since PES > 1, the supply is very price elastic.
Detailed information about the financial statement elements is maintained in records commonly called "Accounts'
An account in accounting is a general ledger entry that is used to categorize and record transactions. For example, businesses will have a Cash account where they may record each transaction that raises or reduces the amount of cash they have on hand.
Three different accounts exist.
- Real account: It links assets and obligations; it excludes accounts for specific individuals. They continue every year.
- Personal accounts link the accounts of people,
- Businesses, and organizations. All accounts for income, spending, losses and profits are related by a nominal account.
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