Answer:
31500
Explanation:
Given: Total estimated overhead is $390,000
Estimated direct labor is $260,000.
Now, finding the predetermined overhead rate.
We know, predetermined overhead rate=
⇒Predetermined overhead rate=
∴ Predetermined overhead rate= 1.5
Next, finding the amount of overhead applied to a job which used $21,000 of direct labor.
∴ Amount of overhead applied to a job=
Hence, 31500 is the amount of overhead applied to a job.
Answer:
It can be greater as well as less.
Explanation:
1st of all we should know what is Future Price and what is Stock Index.
The futures price can be more or less that the predicted fee.
When futures costs are lower than predicted price spot fees, the situation is known as normal backwardation.
When futures prices are higher than anticipated spot charges, it is called normal contango
Raw materials transform finished goods into cash.
Answer:
(450.33)
Explanation:
Anthony has purchased a new shipment of 50 Bluetooth earbuds that he plans to sell for $99.99 each.
The manufacturer informs Anthony that each product will cost Anthony $52, but this does not include the cost of transportation.
Even with the extra transportation costs, Anthony is not worried. He believes he can sell all 50 earbuds by the end of the month.
After adding up inventory, transportation, storage, and other costs, he determines that his total costs will be $3,750.
However, by the end of the month Anthony has only sold 33 earbuds.
Therefore his profit is
Revenue = 33 earbuds x $99.99 each = $3,299.67
less: Total costs = .........................................<u>($3,750.00)</u>
Profit = .............................................................. <u>(450.33)</u>
Answer: A Semantic Differential Scale question.
A rating scale question is a type of a closed-end question in which the person who takes the survey assess the question on a given scale.
A rating scale may be a Likert scale or a Semantic differential scale.
In a Likert scale the choices usually range between strongly agree and strongly disagree.
In a semantic differential scale, however, each end of the scale has opposing sentences. In the question above, the five-point scale ranges from “hilarious” to “not funny”. Since this scale has opposing sentences at each end, this question is a semantic differential scale question.