Answer:
d. maria would not have to pay anything.
Explanation:
In this scenario Maria did not form a contract with the man to cut her lawn and had not even met him before. So there is no contract formed voluntarily, neither is it an implied contract.
Maria was enriched in this process because she will benefit from the cutting of the lawn. She was however not unjustly enriched because the man was not unduly influenced to carry out the task.
Maria can however pay the man after the fact at her discretion.
I would say "B. Who is the enemy?" , because of its generalization and vagueness. I recommend looking deeper into the definitions, but who is the enemy is definitely my choice.
Answer:
The answer is "$4.311".
Explanation:
Calculating the EPS after the merger:
Answer:
Explanation:
1. Indirect Material variable cost Per Direct Labor HR 5000000/50000=100
Indirect Material (variable) 100*75000 =7500000
Rent Fixed 6000000
Hence total Maintenace Fixed =17625000-7500000-600000= 4125000
2.
Low High Change
Cost 3250000 4125000 875000
[4125000-3250000]
Activities 50000 75000 25000
variable Portion of Maitencance cost =875000/25000= 35.00
Fixed cost=4125000-75000*35=1500000
Variable cost=35
cost formula for maintenance= 1500000+35b
3.
Indirect Material (variable) 100*70000 = 7000000
Rent Fixed 6000000
Maintenance cost = 1500000+35*70000=3950000
Answer:
a. Make each sub-point exclusive
f. Divide the main topic into major components
Explanation:
Outline is a type of table of content that helps a reader to understand the scenario of the overall article or piece. Making an effective outline is a challenging task. However, the following things certainly can make an effective outline.
Putting the main idea in the title is one of them. Under the title, break the topic or title into major components (Option F). Using sub-points make the piece more relevant (Option A). Besides, moving sub-points to larger group or components make the article beautiful (Opposite of Option B). Do not separate the main topic from the title make an outline unclear (Opposite of Option D).
