<u>Solution and Explanation:</u>
The Overhead allocation rates are to be computed for determining the total cost of producing 1 unit of disc.
Total of 100 parts are used in disc . therfore, the total kitting cost per disc is ( 100 parts multiply with 0.05). Volume of cubic feet is used in one of the disc. therfore, the total boxing cost per disc is ( 9 cubic feet multiply with 0.80)
Total kitting cost per disc = $5.0
Total boxing cost per disc = $7.2
The total kitting cost and boxing cost for one desktop computer are computed by multiplying the allocation rate applicable for per unit of kitting and boxing with the total number of units needed.
Assuming the overhead rate applicable for per unit of kitting and boxing is the total cost incurred for one desktop computer.
The correct answer is this one: " A current ratio below 1.0 signifies a company's inability to pay its short-term liabilities with its current assets.<span>" It is the statement that presents a true description about the current ratio. Current ratio refers to the liquidity ratio in which the ability of the company is measured as to how they be able to pay short-term and long-term obligations.</span>
Answer: The gradient of income growth is $12,59,741.59. This means that income must rise by $12,59,741.59 each year.
We follow these steps to arrive at the answer:
<h3><u>1. Calculating the total value of earnings after 15 years</u></h3>
We calculate the Future Value of the investment as follows:
This represents the total of revenues earned over 15 years from the investment.
<h3><u>2.Calculating the gradient</u></h3>
Since income increases linearly over 15 years, we can consider year 3 earnings as the base. Let the income increase in year 4 by x. Since income increases yearly, we can calculate income in each year as follows
Year Revenues
1 0
2 0
3 250000
4 250000 + x
5 250000 + 2x
6 250000 + 3x
7 250000 +4x
8 250000 + 5x
9 250000 + 6x
10 250000 + 7x
11 250000 + 8x
12 250000 + 9x
13 250000 + 10x
14 250000 + 11x
15 <u> 250000 + 12x</u>
Total 32,50,000.00 + 78x
Now we equate the values in steps 1 and above to find 'x' the gradient
Section 8 does not require you to pay them back
There are three categories to decide upon: basic salary, health insurance, and paid leaves. If we look at both jobs, Job A is a better option because it has a higher basic salary and it offers health insurance. Although Job B has more paid leaves, there is a huge missed opportunity when you can't avail health insurance. Health insurance is very critical because it seldom happens, but when it does, it can catch you off guard and it costs a lot of money. So, if I were to choose, I'd choose Job A.