Answer:
Overhead
Explanation:
Overhead costs are also known as indirect costs and they are can not be directly traced (by observation) to the cost object.
However, these overhead costs need to be accounted for when determining pricing of a product and when performing a Cost - Volume - Profit analysis.
Answer:
<u>An 'increase in supply' means the supply curve has shifted to the right while an 'increase in quantity supplied' refers to a movement along a given supply curve in response to an increase in price.</u>
Explanation:
Answer:
The volume of water needed=0.86 liters
Explanation:
Step 1: Form an equation
The equation can be expressed as follows;
(Ac×Va)+(Wc+Vw)=Fc(Va+Vw)
where;
Ac=initial concentration of antifreeze
Va=volume of antifreeze in liters
Wc=concentration of water
Vw=volume of the water in liters
Fc=final concentration of the antifreeze
This expression can be written as;
(concentration of antifreeze×volume of antifreeze in liters)+(concentration of water×volume of the water)=final concentration of the antifreeze(volume of antifreeze in liters+volume of the water in liters)
In our case;
Ac=45%=45/100=0.45
Va=3 liters
Wc=0
Vw=unknown
Fc=35%=35/100=0.35
Replacing;
(0.45×3)+(0×Vw)=0.35(3+Vw)
1.35=1.05+0.35 Vw
0.35 Vw=1.35-1.05
0.35 Vw=0.30
Vw=0.3/0.35=0.86
Vw=0.86 liters
The volume of water needed=0.86 liters
Answer: 13.53%
Explanation:
The expected return on the portfolio will be calculated by multiplying the investment in each stock by the expected return of the stocks. This will be:
= (31% × 11%) + (46% × 14%) + (23% ×16%)
= 3.41% + 6.44% + 3.68%
= 13.53%
Assists maybe that's ify so sorry
