Answer:
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Answer is ASSIGNABLE VARIATION.
Explanation:
Variation is a lack of consistency. It can introduce waste and errors into a process, for example, a manufacturing process.
There are two sources of variation which are:
1. Natural variations: are random variations that are expected and are a part of almost every production process which results from a number of chance causes.
2. Assignable variations: are trend factors that can be traced to a specific reason, such as machine tear, fatigued workers or untrained workers, flawed principles, equipment that is not properly adjusted or calibrated, or raw material problems.
According to the question, a machine was not properly set-up/calibrated which caused a wide variation of quality of the products it produced. Since the cause (improper setup/calibration) can be traced to a specific reason, therefore, the type of variation is an example of ASSIGNABLE VARIATIONS.
Answer:I would say the answer is C.
Explanation:
Answer:
Explanation:
Firs, find the markup amount in dollars;
Markup amount = Cost * markup rate
Cost = $22
markup rate = 30% or 0.30 as a decimal
Markup amount = 0.30*22 = $6.6
Next, find the retail price using the markup amount calculated above;
Retail Price = Markup amount + cost
Retail price = $6.6 +$22
= $28.6
Therefore, the sneakers retail price is $28.6
Answer:
$29
Explanation:
Smores corporation produces and sells many camping products
The following data was recorded during its first month of operation
Selling price per unit= 42,000
Selling and administrative expenses= $81
Units produced = 47000 units
Variable per unit= $2
Total= $561,000
Manufacturing costs
Dirct materials= $17
Direct labor= $8
Variable manufacturing overhead= $4
Therefore the unit of product cost can be calculated as follows
= Direct material + direct labor + variable manufacturing overhead
= $17 + $8 + $4
= $29
Hence the unit of product cost is $29