Answer:
A 4-month weighted moving average forecast for July would be 137.50.
Explanation:
Note: This question is not complete as the appended information is not provided. To complete the question, the appended information is therefore before answering the question as follows:
Month Actual Demand
January 120
February 95
March 100
April 25
May 200
June 25
The explanation of the answer is now provided as follows:
The most recent month = June
The month preceding the most recent month = May
The month preceding that one = April
Last month = March
Therefore, we have:
Forecast for July = (June actual demand * 30%) + (May actual demand * 50%) + (April actual demand * 40%) + (March actual demand * 20%) = (25* 30%) + (200 * 50%) + (25 * 40%) + (100 * 20%) = 137.50
Therefore, a 4-month weighted moving average forecast for July would be 137.50.
Payment history has the greatest impact on your credit score.
Answer:
c. $74,000
Explanation:
Raw Material Ending Inventory = Raw Material Beginning Inventory + Purchases - Cost of material for the year
Raw Material Ending Inventory = Raw Material Beginning Inventory + (Total Purchases- Indirect material purchased) - Cost of material for the year
$25,000 = $27,000 + ( $100,000 - $28,000 ) - Cost of material for the year
$25,000 = $27,000 + 72,000 - Cost of material for the year
$25,000 = $99,000 - Cost of material for the year
Cost of material for the year = $99,000 - $25,000
Cost of material for the year = $74,000
Answer: Full Disclosure Principle
Explanation:
The Full Disclosure Principle is a principle in Accounting that aims to be keep the relevant business information as transparent as possible. The principle therefore requires that all information relating to the business be disclosed so that the stakeholders in the business will be able to reasonably understand the operations of the business.
As only financial data can be reported in financial statements such as cash related activities in the Cashflow Statement, the principle requires that important noncash financing and investing activities be reported on the statement of cash flows or in a footnote so that the readers of the statement will not have any missing information.