Answer: 1. c. There are no differences in the mean completion times among the scents compared
2. Scent; Completion Time
Explanation:
The Null Hypothesis of a research is that hypothesis which you aim to disprove because it holds that no significant relationship between the variables being researched exists.
In this scenario you are studying whether scent affects spatial reasoning abilities.
The Null Hypothesis will.be that which states that there is no relationship between scent and spartial reasoning therefore there will be no differences in the mean completion times among the scents compared.
The factor of interest is the variable that is being changed to examine a difference making it the SCENT in this scenario.
The dependent variable changes due to the Factor of Interest so it is the COMPLETION TIME.
Theres no equation sorryy
Answer:
The correct answer is option (b) $5400
Explanation:
Solution
Calculation of the cost of direct material on May 1
Now,
The starting work In process inventory = Direct materials Cost + Direct labor Cost + Manufacturing overhead applied on W.I.P
13,500 = Direct materials cost + 4500 + 3600
Thus,
Direct material cost = 13500 - 4500-3600 = $5400
Note: Direct labor cost = 300 * 15 = $ 4500
The manufacturing overhead = 300 hour * $12 = $ 3600
So, only expenses associated to work in process will be considered, hence only direct labor and manufacturing overhead are used to work in process are considered.
Answer:
correct option is $31,250
Explanation:
given data
home sold gain = $45,500
to find out
gain may Jamie exclude from gross income in year 2
solution
as given November 1 purchase home February 1 sold
so we know here that Maximum exclusion will be
Maximum exclusion = $250,000 × 
Maximum exclusion = $31,250
so here $31,250 may Jamie exclude from her gross income in year 2
correct option is $31,250
Answer:
The correct answer is option b.
Explanation:
A steep demand curve implies that the demand is relatively inelastic. In other words, a significant change in price will cause a small change in the quantity demanded.
A flatter demand curve, on the contrary, implies that a small change in price will cause a greater change in quantity demanded. In other words, demand is relatively elastic.
A change in price will not cause demand to change if the elasticity of demand is perfectly inelastic or when the demand curve is a vertical line.
A change in demand will be equal to the change in price if demand is unitary elastic.
