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Maru [420]
3 years ago
6

A(n) _____ is a picture of the relationships among tasks and those employees given authority to do those tasks.

Business
1 answer:
mash [69]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

organizational chart

Explanation:

Every organisation is composed of an hierarchical setup that outlines the tasks and responsibilities that each employees and workers needs to perform according to the heirchical structure.

These structures are laid down on a chart/diagram called organisational chart or organigram. An organisational chart is a picture of the relationships among tasks and those employees given authority to do those tasks.It helps in directing the employees to take the right actions and proper reporting.

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$1,331.96

Explanation:

Present value (PV) refers to today's worth of cash flows to be received at a future date. The formula for PV is given as follows:

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F = Future amount or note amount = $1,500

r = interest rate = 4% annually = 0.04 annually

                         = (0.04 ÷ 2) semiannually = 0.02 semiannually

n = number of compounding period = 3 years

  = (3 × 2) semiannually = 6 semiannually

Substituting the figures above into equation (1). we have:

PV = $1,500 ÷ (1 + 0.02)^6

     = $1,500 ÷ (1.02)^6

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(2) The total amount of period costs is $37,300.

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Note: There are two requirements in this question as follows:

(1) What is the total amount of product costs?

(2) What is the total amount of period costs?

These two are answered as follows:

(1) What is the total amount of product costs?

Product cost can be described as the expenses that are incurred in order to produce a product. These types of expenses are charged to cost of goods sold and include direct materials, direct labor, factory overhead, and consumable production supplies.

Therefore, the total amount of product costs of Choco Chocolata can be calculated as follows:

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Computation of Total Product Costs

<u>Details                                                                     Amount ($)   </u>

Utilities for the bakery                                                  2,100

Paper used in packaging product                                  180

Salaries and wages in the bakery                            23,500

Cookie ingredients                                                    43,500

Bakery labor fringe benefits                                        1,300

Bakery equipment maintenance                                   800

Depreciation of bakery plant and equipment           2,200

Uniforms for bakers                                                        750

Insurance for the bakery                                                900

Boxes, bags, and cups used in the bakery                 1,100

Overtime premiums                                                     2,600

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Total                                                                          <u>   79,430   </u>

Therefore, the total amount of product costs is $79,430.

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Rent for administration offices            18,500

Advertising                                            3,500

Office Manager's salary                    <u>  13,000  </u>

Total                                                    <u>  37,300   </u>

Therefore, the total amount of period costs is $37,300.

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