Explanation:
- Q1.Can my eyes capture things within the normal distance?
- Q2. Am I feeling normal without any illness?
Answer for Q1: I would list down things that I could see from normal distance, objects on my left and right and would ask my family member to cross check.
Answer for Q2: Driving with heavy fever, or other illness sometimes make driving difficult. So it risks both passenger and driver's life.
Answer for Q3: I would self check with normal hands-free. I would check one ear at a time.
Answer:
$2.90 per unit
Explanation:
The computation of the cost per equivalent unit of conversion is attached below:-
The formulas are shown below:-
Equivalent material = Direct material × Percentage completion
Equivalent conversion = Conversion × Percentage completion
The cost per equivalent unit come from
= Total cost ÷ number of equivalent units
hence, the cost per equivalent unit of conversion is $2.90 per unit
Answer:
higher in the steel market, lower in the rice market, and unchanged in the TV market
Explanation:
Producer surplus can be defined as the variance between the amount an individual or nation is willing to take for certain quantity of a product versus the amount they receive when the goods are sold at the market value. For the nation of Aquilonia to be importing rice that means producer surplus is higher because the variance is low, it will export rice because the producer variance is low, and hence it wants to give to other countries. But since it is neither exporting nor importing TV, that means that the producer surplus remained the same even after the change in policy.
Answer:
The amount received in cash is $686
Explanation:
The amount which is received in cash is computed as:
On June 20, the amount of $300 goods returns from customer, so the remaining balance is
= $1,000 - $300
= $700
On the remaining balance, the discount which is evaluated as the payment is received within the discount period which is June 24. So,
= $700 x (100% - 2%)
= $ 700 x 98%
= $ 686
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pretty sure that’s right but if not, sorry!
