Answer:
True
Explanation:
It is true because if you right something that is not the full thing you might not know what the actual answer is (it has happened to me before multiple times)
Answer:
6. a)
total fixed costs = $600,000
product mix:
1 Diablo: 2 Call of Duty: 3 Sekiro: 4 Starcraft II
Contribution margin per unit:
- Diablo = $55 - $22 = $33
- Call of Duty = $48 - 17 = $31
- Sekiro = $33 - $12 = $21
- Starcraft = $22 - $11 = $11
Contribution margin per product mix = $33 + (2 x $31)) + (3 x $21) + (4 x $11) = $172
break even number (in product mix) = $600,000 / $172 = 3,488.37 ≈ 3,489 product mixes
6.b)
- Diablo = 3,489 games
- Call of Duty = 3,489 x 2 = 6,978 games
- Sekiro = 3,489 x 3 = 10,467 games
- Starcraft = 3,489 x 4 = 13,956 games
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Answer:
c. $150.
Explanation:
the extra amount of hours Maurice can work taking a flight will be of 5 hours
(8 hours taking a plane against 3 hours if driving)
As the income per hour is 30 dollar it can generate;
5 hours x $30 per hour = $150
Maurice will only travel by plane if it generates the same or more income than the driving thus, a differencial price of less than 150 dollars will provide Maurice with a net gain. Also we should consider that if Maurice drives his car it is taking a depreication hit per mile while driving that is being ignoer to keep the assignment simple. But considering that the amount of differential income could be higher than $150
Answer: b. the minor's parents or guardians are responsible
The minor's parents or guardians are responsible for the financial consequences of a minor's driving, whether the minor has a license or not. It is a law under a legal concept called "vicarious liability" imposed in most states in the U.S
