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Stells [14]4 years ago

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Answer:

C. Replication

Explanation:

since no other scientists were able to do the experiment with the same outcome, replication was the part in the experiment that failed.

Ksivusya [100]4 years ago

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Replication

I just take the test, it's right answer.

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Zachary should continue to make the containers. It is cheaper to make than to buy from Russo Container Company.

Explanation:

a) Data and Calculations:

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Unit-level labor 6,400

Unit-level overhead 3,800

Total unit-level costs $16,600

Product-level costs* 8,400

Allocated facility-level costs 28,000

Relevant or avoidable costs:

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The remaining amount to recover initial cost = 1100 - 930 = 170

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3 years ago

Bryan Corporation decided to purchase a plant site. Bill Shephard, a newly elected director, has owned a desirable site for many

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Available options are:

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B. The sale would be void under the self-dealing rule.

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Answer:

C. The sale would be proper and Shephard would not have to account to the corporation for his profit if the sale was approved by a disinterested majority of the directors.

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