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Marianna [84]
2 years ago
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A(n) __________, used to justify the project is typically prepared in the analysis phase of the secsdlc, must be reviewed and ve

rified prior to the development of the project plan.
Business
1 answer:
allsm [11]2 years ago
4 0

A CBA , used to justify the project is typically prepared in the analysis phase of the secsdlc, must be reviewed and verified prior to the development of the project plan.

A project plan is a collection of official documents outlining the project's execution and control phases. In addition to addressing scope, cost, and schedule baselines, the plan takes risk management, resource management, and communications into account.

A project plan is a document that outlines each step needed to complete a project from A to B. It is sometimes portrayed as a Gantt chart. It acts as a roadmap by outlining the project phases, important project tasks, their start and end dates, interdependencies, and project milestones.

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                    <u> Cost of goods manufactured </u>

                   <u>for the year ended December 31</u>

<u>Particulars                                                     Amount</u>

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Raw materials available                  $357,000

Less raw materials, December 31  $28,000

Direct materials used                                        $329,000

Direct labor                                                        $268,000

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Depreciation expense-

Factory equipment                      $52,400

Factory supplies used                $12,000

Indirect labor                               $35,000

Indirect material                          $24,000

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Factory utilities                           $14,000

Factory maintenance                  $7,500

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Total cost of work in Process                        $841,180

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                    <u> Cost of goods manufactured </u>

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<u>Particulars                                                     Amount</u>

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