Answer: $5 per machine hour
Explanation:
Given the following :
Estimated manufacturing overhead cost = $550,000
Expected machine-hour to be incurred = 110,000
Actual manufacturing overhead = $575,000
Actual machine hour incurred = 120,000
The manufacturing overhead application rate:
Expected manufacturing overhead cost / Expected machine hour to be incurred
= $550,000 / 110,000 machine hour
= $5 per machine hour
You will do 500 divide by 50 that will get you 10. that means quantive production scheduling means they will have less.
C is the right answer because since the National Association for the education of young children has to respect and support their colleagues
If you had set the price of $17 per book among your friends
in a trade, the likely result would be that there will be a presence of surplus
books in which if the required is met, left overs will likely be produced
because of supply over the demand.
So people will want to buy it. The owner will still gain money but not as much if the products had sold to begin with
