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3 years ago

What is input, conversion process, and output

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Hello!

Think of a machine. You put something in. This is the input. The conversion process is whatever goes on inside the machine. Let's say that the machine will spray paint a vase you put into it. The vase is the input. The spray painting is the conversion process. What comes out of the machine, or the result, is the output. In our example it would be the painted vase.

The conversion process changes the input into the output.

For example, think of a function, or a table. Let's say that we have the rule, +1. Let's say our input is 1. The conversion process is +1. This makes 1 become the output of two.

I hope this helps!

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Margaret [11]

Answer:

271,500 pounds

Explanation:

Given:

Quarter FIRST SECOND THIRD FOURTH

Production in unit 48000 88000 98000 78000

Raw material per unit 3 3 3 3

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Thus,

Need for material = Production in unit × Raw material per unit

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Quarter FIRST SECOND THIRD FOURTH

Need for material in production 144,000 264,000 294,000 234,000

Desired ending inventory = 25% of next quarter's production needs for material

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ADD:

Desired ending inventory 66000 73500 58500

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Total need of material = Need for material in production + Desired ending inventory

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Quarter FIRST SECOND THIRD FOURTH

Total need of material = 210,000 337,500 352,500

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Total purchase = Total need of material - Beginning inventory

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Quarter FIRST SECOND THIRD FOURTH

Total purchase = 172,000 271,500 279,000

Hence,

The answer is 271,500 pounds

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3 years ago

nikolaos is an ordained minister. he moved to indianapolis and lives in the nearby furnished parsonage, which is 1,500 square fe

siniylev [52]

Option D. The way that Nikolaos would be able to determine for the parsonage of the Indianapolis would be: Consult an Indianapolis realtor for a documented quote with comparable listings for the house.

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A clergy house is where one or more priests or other religious leaders currently live or previously lived. Such homes may be referred to as manse, parsonage, rectory, or vicarage, among other names.

A recent sale of a property in your neighborhood that is comparable to yours in terms of location, size, condition, and features is known as a "comp," short for "comparable sale."

Comparable (similar) homes have to have equivalent market values, and thus comparable assessed values. Comparing the assessment of your home to the assessments of other comparable homes is one approach to determine whether it has been done fairly or uniformly.

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Nikolaos is an ordained minister. He moved to Indianapolis and lives in the nearby furnished parsonage, which is 1,500 square feet. His previous role was in Washington, D.C.; the fair rental value (FRV) of his parsonage (1,800 square feet) in Washington was $18,000/year.

How should he determine FRV for the Indianapolis parsonage?

Use the same FRV as the Washington, D.C. parsonage.

Reduce the Washington FRV by the size ratio of the new parsonage to the Washington home.

Estimate FRV based on other properties available in the area.

Consult an Indianapolis realtor for a documented quote with comparable listings for the house.

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1 year ago

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miss Akunina [59]

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3 years ago

Ocean City Kite Company sells kites for $11.50 per kite. In FY 2019, total fixed costs are expected to be $250,000 and variable

Dmitry_Shevchenko [17]

Answer:

40,000 kits

Explanation:

The computation is shown below:

Number of kits required to be sold to meet the goal = Total Contribution Margin Required ÷ Contribution Margin per Unit

where,

Total contribution margin required is

= Total fixed cost + operating income

= $250,000 + $90,000

= $340,000

And, the

Contribution Margin per Unit = Selling Price per Unit - Variable Cost per unit

= $11.50 - $3

= $8.50

So, the number of kits required is

= $340,000 ÷ $8.50

= 40,000 kits

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3 years ago

Arondale Aeronautics has perpetual preferred stock outstanding with a par value of $100. The stock pays a quarterly dividend of

german

Answer:

Annual Rate of Return = 12%

Effective Annual Rate of Return = 9.6%

Explanation:

Nominal Annual Rate of return = $\frac{Dividend\: per\: share\: for\: each\: year}{Par\: price\:per\:share} \times 100$

Annual Dividend per share = $3 per quarter $\times$ 4 = $12 per share

Current price per share = $125

Par Price per share = $100

Thus Annual Rate of return = $12/$100 = 12%

Effective Annual Rate of Return = $\frac{Dividend\: per\: share\: for\: each\: year}{Current\: price\:per\:share} \times 100$

= $\frac{12}{125} \times 100$ = 9.6%

Final Answer

Annual Rate of Return = 12%

Effective Annual Rate of Return = 9.6%

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3 years ago