3300 units of q - drive.
To get the break even units of q drive you need to get the weighted average contribution margin of the two products
To get it, simply multiply the sales mix ratio to its contribution margin per product and add the two to get the wacm.
Q-drive cm=$120-60=60*30%
Q-drive plus cm= $165-75*70%
the wacm=$81
then divide the fixed cost by the wacm
$891000 / $81=11000 units
then to get the break even units of q-drive simply multiply the sales mix ratio to the break even units
11000 units*30% =3300 units.
Answer:
a. $58,400
Explanation:
A discounted note, will make the person receive a lesser amount than the amount due at maturity. This way the person who grants the note is receiving interest for borrowing.
<em><u>Calculations</u></em>
principal x discount rate x time = discount
<em><u>Where</u></em> rate and time should be expressed in the same metric IE if the rate is annual express time in portion of years if it is monthly, in months.
60,000 x 0.08 x 120/360 = 1,600
Now, we subtract this amount form the nominal:
nominal - discount = net
60,000 - 1,600 = <u>58,400</u>
Answer:
The productivity increased from 0.89 carts pwe worker per hour to 0.93 arts per worker per hour.
Explanation:
5 worked make 80 carts per hour
Worker receive $10 dollar per hour = $50 dollars wages epxense
Machine cost $40 dollar per hour
A worked is crow-out from factory and the equipment cost increased by $10
The total cost still is $90 dollars but the output now is 84 carts
Labor Productivity (before purchase of new equipment)
80 carts
(5 wkrs .∗$ 10 per hr .)+$ 40
= 0.89 carts per worker per hour
Labor Productivity (after purchase of new equipment)
84 carts
(4 wkrs .∗$ 10 per hr .)+$ 50
= 0.93 carts per worker per hour
<u>Question missing:</u>
Compute labor productivity under each system (before and after the purchase of new equipment). <u>Use carts per worker per hour</u> as the measure of labor productivity.
In the United States, the U.S. dollar determines the value of money. There are three ways to measure the value of the dollar. The first is how much the dollar will buy in foreign currencies. The exchange rate<span> measures that value. </span>Forex traders<span> on the foreign exchange market determine that value. They take into account current supply and demand, as well as their expectations for the future.</span>
