Name of the company,address and contact details
All that information gives you three points to make the graph.
Point 1:
At the price of $10, the offer is 2*1,000 shoes => (10, 2,000)
At the price of $25, the offer is 10*1,200 shoes => (25, 12,000)
At the price of $40, the offer is 10*1400 + 4*500 => (40, 16,000)
Then you have three points. You can check that their are not aligned because when you increase the price $15 from 10 to 25 the offer increases in 10,000 shoes; but when you increase the price $15 from 25 to 40, the offer increases 4,000.
To draw the grpah:
- use a perpendicular coordinate system with the price in the horizontal axis and the offer in the vertical axis,
- lable the horizontal axis with the prices from 10 to 50 and the vertical axis with the offers from 1,000 to 18,000.
- draw the three calculated points (10; 2,000) , (25; 12,000) and (40; 16,000)
- draw a curved line that passes through the three points.
Ther you have the graph.
Answer:
approximately correct and reliable
Explanation:
Remember, product costing is a summation of the cost incurred from the manufacturing process.
Direct material usage of product X implies; the value of the parts that go directly into producing products.
While the Manufacturing overhead costs are the cost that are factory-related which are incurred when producing a product, such as the cost of machinery and the cost to operate the machinery.
If the total <u>direct materials cost </u>and the <u>manufacturing overhead </u> are known, then the accountant could estimate the fraction used by Product X.
Answer:
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