Answer:
XOXO
1. Predetermined Manufacturing Overhead (MOH) rate = estimated overhead divided by total direct labor = $4,600/460 = $10 per direct labor
2. Analysis of cost per set for Job 12:
Raw materials:
Electronic parts: 40 units at $20 per unit = $800
Plastic: 10 kilograms at $10 per kilogram 100
Labor hours: 60 hours at $25 per hour 1,500
Manufacturing overhead applied $10 per 600
labor hour
Total Cost $3,000
Divided by 30 sets = $100 per set
Explanation:
The manufacturing overhead rate is the rate at which overhead will be charged to the jobs completed as part of the cost of production. As an estimate, it can be overapplied or underapplied.
I believe closure is the answer
Answer:
In control
Explanation:
Mean of bottle 1=(34.96+34.17+34.93+34.17+34.28)/5=34.502
Mean of bottle 2=(35.22+33.64+33.87+33.74+35.37)/5=34.368
Mean of bottle 3=(35.51+32.74+34.49+36.60+36.54)/5=35.18
X double bar=(34.502+34.368+35.176)/3=34.68
Gain or loss from the sale of property must be calculated. The loss from foreclosure of property must be subtracted from wage income.
Answer:
D
Explanation:
Delivery costs are mixed and utilities are variable.
Variable costs are cost that changes in direct proportion to the level of production. This means that when the variable cost increases then more units are produced and decreases when less units are produced.
Mixed costs also known as semi-variable costs have properties of both fixed and variable costs due to the presence of both variable and fixed components in them.
In this case utilities is a variable cost, it increases as the units increase, while delivery cost is a mixed cost, it has the element of both fixed and variable.
A fixed cost does not change with the level of activity it remains the same.