<span>on a journey of life discovery, abandoning the way of life that his father would have preferred. Mr Yamada always dreamed that his son would follow in his footsteps and become an expert gardener, but Hiro, to his father's great dismay, had other plans. Little did Mr. Yamada know, his son Hiro's calling was not too different than his father's vision for his son. Hiro's calling and desire to explore all things scientific would eventually lead him to be the greatest agricultural scientist of his time. His discoveries and inventions would allow for, among many other things, the cultivation of the most spectacular cherry tree blossoms ever seen.</span>
Answer:
fixed position
Explanation:
A fixed position layout is where a product to be produced remains in a certain spot or location but the workers needed to work on the product , including machinery are moved to the place where the product is to be produced as at when required. This is because there may be limited space at the project site, hence component parts of the product to be manufactured are then coupled at other site and taken to the product site.
An example of fixed layout is the construction of dams, shipbuilding, buildings etc. A fixed position layout is most suited for heavy and fragile products.
Answer:
Total direct manufacturing cost= $55,890
Explanation:
Giving the following information:
5,600 units:
Average Cost per Unit Direct materials $ 6.55
Direct labor $ 3.80
The manufacturing overhead is an<u> indirect cost.</u> It is allocated based on a predetermined rate. <u>We will take into account only the direct materials and direct labor.</u>
<u>For 5,400 units:</u>
Total direct manufacturing cost= 5,400*(6.55 + 3.8)
Total direct manufacturing cost= $55,890
Answer:
Inelastic; elastic
Explanation:
Goods with inelastic demand curves tend to raise more government revenue compared to goods with the elastic demand curve. An increase in price does not affect the demand of inelastic goods and it remains the same, that is why, governments usually increase the prices of goods that have inelastic demand curve, for example, petrol and toll tax, etc.