Answer: What layout strategy deals with low-volume, high-variety production? E. Process-oriented layout
Explanation: A process oriented layout is used by companies to move items from one department of the company to another to keep the products moving in a sequenced fashion. An example of a process oriented layout is a clinic. When the patient first checks in, they wait in the waiting area. They next head back and usually get weight/height measurements and then head to the individual patients room. There are many steps in this process to work with the consumer.
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April 2
Dr Cash 34,830
Dr Equipment 15,540
Cr Owner's capital 50,370
April 2
no entry
April 3
Dr Supplies 830
Cr Accounts payable 830
April 7
Dr Rent expense 630
Cr Cash 630
April 11
Dr Accaunts receivable 1360
Cr Service Revenue 1360
April 12
Dr Cash 3940
Cr Unearned service revenue 3940
April 17
Dr Cash 2950
Cr Service Revenue 2950
April 21
Dr Insurance expense 150.30
Cr Cash 150.30
April 21
Dr wages expense 1280
Cr Cash 1280
April 30
Dr Supplies expense 130
Cr Supplies 130
April 30
Dr Equipment 7000
Cr Owner's capital 7000
THE ANSWER IS NOT B.......but i think its A....i think now so if you get it wrong im sorry.
The amount allocated to ending inventory is $3664.
LIFO is an inventory method that means last in, first out. It means that it is assumed that the latest inventory that is sold, is the first to be sold. Ending inventory is made up of inventory that is purchased eelier.
- Total inventory sold = 40 + 26 = 68 units
- Sum of total inventory bought and beginning inventory = 10 + 60 + 30 = 100
- Ending inventory = 100 - 68 = 32
- Value of ending inventory = (22 x $112) + (10 x $120)
$2464 + $1200 = $3664
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The right answer is keep social exchanges proactive and with intent.
What are Social exchanges ?
- Social exchange Proposition proposes that social behavior is the result of an exchange process.
- The reason for this exchange is to increase benefits and less costs.
- According to this proposition, people weigh the implicit benefits and pitfalls of their social connections. When the pitfalls overweigh the prices, they will terminate or abandon the relationship.
Most connections are made up of a certain quantum of give- and- take, but this doesn't mean that they're always equal.
Social exchange suggests that it's the valuing of the benefits and costs of each relationship that determine whether or not we choose to continue a social association.
Melina manages a platoon that's all remote. She wants to unite with her platoon to design and make a culture when working. So the suggestion to her and her team is to keep social exchanges proactive and with intent.
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