I would calculate her return on investment by using this formula ((Profit from client's products - AdWords Expense)/Adword Expense * 100%). Therefore, you could achieve 42.85% (($1000-$700)/$700 * 100%) return on investment from your investment in the Adwords. The profit from the client's product is $1000 (10 * ($150-$50)).
Answer:
Variable Overhead Rate Variance - $55 favorable
Variable Overhead Efficiency Variance - $275 favorable
Over applied efficiency variance - $330 favorable
Explanation:
The computations are shown below:
Variable Overhead Rate Variance = Actual Hours × (Actual Rate - Standard variable overhead Rate)
= 1,100 hours × ($2.70 - 2.75)
= $55 favorable
Variable Overhead Efficiency Variance = Standard variable overhead Rate × (Actual Hours - Standard Hours)
= $2.75 × (1,100 hours - 1 × 1,200)
= $275 favorable
So, the over-applied variable overhead would be
= $55 favorable + $275 favorable
= $330 favorable
Answer:
Sophie's policy will pay $100000, John's policy will pay $200000 ( A )
Explanation:
John having a pa with liability limits 250/500/50 means that John has a liability limit of $200000 and since John was the driver of the Sophie's vehicle he will pay $200000 due to the driver policy
and Sophie's policy will pay the remaining $100000 as a secondary payment since she was not the driver when the accident happened .
total liability in Bodily injury suffered by one person during the cause of the accident = $300000
Answer:
$4,300
Explanation:
Calculation for what amount should Nelson report for total ending inventory on its Dec. 31 balance sheet
Total ending inventory=( 200*3.50)+(400*1.50)+ (1,000*3.00)
Total ending inventory=$700+$600+$3,000
Total ending inventory=$4,300
Therefore the amount that Nelson should report for total ending inventory on its Dec. 31 balance sheet will be $4,300
