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3 years ago

You are required to spend the next year of your life in either in the past or the future. What year would you travel to and why?

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I would live my life in the past because I would already know what would be happening in my life. I would be able to change the future for the better. If I were to live 1 year in the future the world can be completely different, and I wouldn't have a clue on how it changed.

allsm [11]3 years ago

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Answer:

Would travel to 1776.

Explanation:

I would return in 1776 to get a closer look at US independence. It is a historic moment, the independence period of the thirteen colonies that would change the direction of the United States. Therefore, it would live in the year 1776, as it is a fundamental year for understanding American history.

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Answer:

Results are below.

Explanation:

Giving the following information:

Units produced and sold= 900

Sales price (per unit) $448

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Fixed overhead 50,400

Direct labor (per unit) 35

Direct materials (per unit) 112

Variable overhead (per unit) 70 (for the month)

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b. Total cost:

Total variable cost= (217 + 14)*900= 207,900

Total fixed cost= 50,400 + 67,500= 117,900

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