The EOQ is 980 units and should reduce the fixed ordering cost to an amount of $62.50.
<u>Explanation:</u>
a)
Annual demand=Qty per mth multiply with 12 = 1000 multiply with 12 =12000
Annual demand in USD, A= 12000 multiply with USD 100 (cost of each part) = USD 1200000
Preparation cost, P= 4 hrs changeover time multiply with USD 250 per hr = USD 1000
Annual holding cost, I = 25% = 0.25
EOQ in USD= Root over (2 multiply with A multiply with P divide by I ) = USD 9.79 multiply with 10000 = USD 98000
EOQ in nos. = USD 98000 divide by USD 100 (cos of each part) = 980 units
b) Q = 980 divide by 4 = 245
In this case, annual carryring cost, C = EOQ 980 by 4 multiply with 0.5 multiply with Unit cost USD 100 multiply with 0.25 = USD 3062.50
Annual demand, D = 1000 per month multiply with 12 = 12000
Ordering cost = C multiply with 245 / D = USD 62.50
Answer:
Amount to be transferred out of Work in process = 5,400 units * $63.13
= $340,902
Explanation:
Finished goods
opening 1,100
production 5,300
closing - 1,000
Finished good = 5,400 units
Completed goods = finished goods transferred + 20% complete WIP
= 5,400 + 200 units (1000*20%)
= 5,600 units
Total cost = $2,540 + $351,000
=$353,540
Cost per unit = Total cost / Completed goods
= $353,540 /5,600 units
= $63.13
Even though the 200 units (1000*20%) are completed and are included in calculating the cost per unit but they are not transferred to the finished goods only 5,400 units are transferred to finished goods.
The only reason for the 200 units inclusion on calculating the cost per units is that they are complete and in the total cost they are included as they were incurred alongside the 5400 units transferred.
Answer:
Dividend Yield = 7%
Explanation:
<em>The dividend yield is the proportion of the market price that is earned as dividend. The higher the dividend yield the better for the investor.</em>
<em>The dividend yield is calculated as follows:</em>
Dividend yield = Dividend paid /market price per share × 100
= 0.98/14×100 =7
%
Dividend Yield = 7%
Question options:
a. facility-challenged
b. substandard
c. tier 1
d. noncomprehensive
Answer:
d. noncomprehensive
Explanation:
Oliver has a noncomprehensive long term care(LTC). A non comprehensive long term care is policy that restricts services to the ones provided at a nursing facility, and so Oliver pays for the benefits of only the services of a nursing facility . It is different from a comprehensive long term care where services cover and can be provided at an adult day care, home, assisted living facilities, or at nursing facilities.
Answer and Explanation:
The journal entry to record the federal income tax expense is shown below:
Federal income tax expense ($10,000 - $4,000) $6,000
To Federal income tax payable $6,000
(being the federal income tax expense is recorded)
Here the federal income tax expense is debited as it increased the expense and credited the federal income tax payable as it increased the liabilities
