Answer:
Cash payments:
March $30,300
April $51,660
May $58,490
Explanation:
The following costs amounting to $9,000 should be deducted from the projected expenses per month
A. Insurance costs (it had been prepaid in February)
B. Depreciation (it doesn't involve any cash movement)
C. Property tax (it won't be due for payment until June)
This leaves each month expense as shown in the attached schedule. And based on the 70 : 30 rule, the table reflects the full payment structure.
Answer:
The answer to this question is option C. $560
Explanation:
We can let the price of each hollow pine door = d and of each solid oak door = 2d.
Since each pine door = 40, d = 40, and the regular price of each solid oak door is (2)(4) = 80.
With a 25% discount, each solid oak door is 0.75(80) = 60.
So, the six oak doors cost 6 x 60 = 360 dollars, and the five pine doors cost 5 x 40 = 200 dollars. Thus, the total is 560 dollars.
Hence the answer is C
Answer:
Paco will have 335 dollars available for the car-loan
Explanation:
fromthe $490 cash flow
we should subtract the cash cost as once we obtain it through a loan we will have to handle with them as well:
490
- 60 gas
- 70 insurance
- 15 maintenance
<u> - 10 repairs </u>
335 net monthly savings after the purchase of the car.
Answer:
Direct material= $5,600
Explanation:
<u>First, we need to calculate the direct labor added to Work in Process:</u>
Direct labor= allocated overhead / predetermined overhead rate
Direct labor= 6,400 / 0.8
Direct labor= $8,000
<u>Now, by difference, the direct materials:</u>
Direct material= Ending balance - allocated overhead - direct labor
Direct material= 20,000 - 6,400 - 8,000
Direct material= $5,600
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