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4 years ago

In the context of populations in the united states, millennials:

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<span>In the context of populations in the united states, millennials "</span>are now more in number than baby boomers".

Millennial was not a word you heard all that regularly only a couple of years ago, it is a personality given to a comprehensively and enigmatically characterized gathering of individuals. It is very less frequently alluded to as Generation Y, Millennials are the gathering of youngsters that are born between the mid 1980s and the mid 2000s.

Anarel [89]4 years ago

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<span>The millennials, which are people born roughly early 1980s to late 1990s, comprise a group of people who for the first time, grew up with technology. Millennials are a populous group, some consider it a second baby boom. Many are the children of baby boomers. They are more in number than baby boomers.</span>

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Options :

A) Straight-line

B) Units-of-production

C) Double-declining-balance

D) All methods produce the same expense in 2017

Answer:

C.) Double declining balance

Explanation:

Given the following:

Cost of tractor = $120,000

Salvage value = $20,000

Estimated life = 8 years or 12000 hours of operation

Purchase date = January 1, 2016

2016 usage = 2400 hours

2017 usage = 2100 hours

Depreciation Expense :

Using the straight line Depreciation :

(120,000 - 20,000) / 8 = 100,000 / 8 = $12,500

Double declining balance :

(100%)/8 = (0.125) * 2 = 0.25

0.25 * 120,000 = 30,000

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Answer:

Check the explanation

Explanation:

Machine hours available at different capacity utilizatiion

at 30% = 217000*30% = 65100

at 90% = 217000*90% = 195300

at 85% = 217000*85% =184450

PER HOUR RATE OF COST A AT 90% CAPACITY

Irrespective of capacity utilization fixed cost will remain same

at different capacity utilization cost A is $457000, so that it is Fixed cost

Per hour rate = $457000/195300 hrs

= 2.34 per hour

COST B AT 30% CAPACITY

per hour rate of cost B is remains same in both 30% and 90%

per unit or per hour variable cost will be same at different capacity only if it is Variable cost

So that Cost B at 30% capacity can be calculated as follows

= 12.5*65,100hrs

=$813,750

COSTS THAT WILL INCUR AT 85% CAPACITY UTILIZATION

Cost A = $457,000 (as fixed cost will remain same)

Cost B = $12.5*184450 hrs

= $2,305,625 (as variable cost rate per hour will remain same)

Cost C:

As it semi-variable cost we have to find out fixed cost within that

for that first we have to calculate variable cost per hour

VC/hr = Change in Variable cost / Change in machine hours

=(1,347,000-765,000) / (195300-65100)

=582000 / 130200

=$4.47

so variable cost at 30% =4.47*65100

=$290,997

variable cost at 90% = 4.47*195300

= $872,991

So fixed cost of C = Total cost of C - Variable cost of

at 30% capacity = 765000 - 290997

= 474003

( checking correctness) at 90% = 1,347,000 - 872991

=47009 (approx)

So, COST C AT 85% capacity utilization

=variable cost + fixed cost

=(4.47*184450hrs) + 474009

=824491.5 + 474009

=$1,298,500.5

TOTAL COST AT 85% CAPACITY UTILIZATION

=cost A+ cost B+ cost C

=$457,000+$2,305,625+$1,298,500.5

=$4,061,125

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