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frozen [14]
3 years ago
10

The estimator determines who is responsible for what cost portion of supplying the temporary utilities.

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Tcecarenko [31]3 years ago
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I believe the correct answer is B. False
MA_775_DIABLO [31]3 years ago
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This answer would be true
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30                        Sale                 3,750                150.00          562,500

Feb. 5                 Sale                  1,500                150.00          225,000

10                   Purchase             54,000               87.50         4,725,000

16                     Sale                    27,000              160.00        4,320,000

28                    Sale                    25,500              160.00         4,080,000

Mar. 5              Purchase            45,000             89.50            4,027,500

14                      Sale                  3 0,000            160.00            4,800,000

25                 Purchase               7,500               90.00                675,000

30                    Sale                   26,250                160.00           4,200,000

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28                          Sale                11,250               150.00        1,687,500

30                        Sale                 3,750                150.00          562,500

Feb. 5                 Sale                  1,500                150.00          225,000

16                     Sale                    27,000              160.00        4,320,000

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<u>30                    Sale                   26,250                160.00           4,200,000</u>

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Jan. 1               Inventory               7,500               $ 75.00    $ 562,500

10                      Purchase            22,500              85.00         1,912,500

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