Answer:
a) 6W+15B
subject to:
4W+2B ≤ 60
4W + 12B≤ 120
W>0
B>0
b) see attachment
Explanation:
a) W: wren birdhouse
B: bluebird house
Objective function:
6W+15B
Explicit constraints:
4W+2B ≤ 60
4W + 12B≤ 120
Implicit constraints
W>0
B>0
b) coordinates of optimal region:
(0,0), (0,10), (12,6), (15,0)
For optimum profit:
(0,0): 6(0) + 15(0)= 0
(0,10): 6(0) + 15(10)= 150
(12,6): 6(12) + 15(6)= 162
(15,0): 6(15) + 15(0)= 90
Optimal solution is: (12,6) or 12 wren birdhouse and 6 bluebird house
the actual cost per direct labor hour must be $17.56
<h3>What is
direct labor?</h3>
A direct labor cost is a component of a wage bill or payroll that can be specifically and consistently assigned to or associated with the production of a product, a specific work order, or the provision of a service.
Variable labor, fixed labor, direct labor, and indirect labor are the four types of labor costs.
Labor cost is an important value that finance and accounting professionals calculate to determine a company's direct and indirect labor costs. Wages and benefits for employees directly involved in the production of the product or service commodity are included in the direct cost of labor.
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Answer:
Natural unemployment= 4.8%
Cyclical unemployment= 3.3%
Explanation:
Natural unemployment refers to the percentage of people that become unemployed because of natural movement of labor and not because of economic instability.
Natural unemployment= Frictional unemployment + Structural unemployment
Natural unemployment= 3.1 + 1.7
Natural unemployment= 4.8%
Cyclical unemployment is when people become unemployed because of downtime in business cycle. It occurs when there is a big drop in demand and companies are forced to lay workers off.
Cyclical unemployment= Unemployment rate - Natural unemployment
Cyclical unemployment= 8.1 - 4.8
Cyclical unemployment= 3.3%
As for "d" I am clueless don't see anything related to federal programs
As for 'savings' I'm confused
1 j
2 g
3 h
4 e
5 d
6 f
7 i
8 b
9 c
10 a
Answer:
Explanation:
An actuary compiles and analyzes statistics and uses them to calculate insurance risks and premiums. Mehmud and associates created the tool, called “Wakely Risk Insight,” to aid the consulting firm’s clients.