Deposit column. You can also state in the comments section that it was interest earned from the checking account.
Answer: A.exceed units sold
Explanation:
In Absorption Costing, All costs be it Fixed or Variable that are directly related to production are considered when computing the Cost of Production.
Under Variable Costs however, only variable Costs are considered for the computing of Cost of Production.
This difference in consideration of costs under each method leads to difference in income determination under each method.
Under Absorption Costing, fixed manufacturing costs are apportioned on produced units and the costs are only recovered when the units are sold but under variable costing, fixed manufacturing costs are treated as period costs and are therefore charged to the Income statement.
This means that, the amount of income under absorption costing will be more than the amount of income under variable costing when units manufactured exceed units sold.
Answer:
$205,000
Explanation:
Total liabilities=current liabilities+long-term liabilities
total liabilities=$150,000+$220,000
total liabilities=$370,000
total owners'equity plus liabilities=$320,000+$370,000=$690,000
long-term assets+current assets=liabilities+owners'equity
long-term assets=$485,000
current assets are unknown
liabilities+owners'equity=$690,000
let CA represent current assets
$485,000+CA=$690,000
CA=$690,000-$485,000
CA=$205,000
Answer:
The average product of labor per day is 324
Explanation:
To find the average product of labor per day we need to know the total number of widgets produced divided by the worked days.
Average Product= total number of widgets /days
Monday, 10=250 widgets
Tuesday, 11=286 widgets
Wednesday, 13 =364 widgets
Thursday, 14 workers= 396 widgets
Friday, 12 workers=324 widgets
TOTAL WIDGETS= 250+286+364+396+324=1620
Days= 5 days
Average Product= 1620/5=324
Answer:
The net financing cash flows is $5000 as shown below.
Explanation:
The net financing cash flows is calculated below:
Receipt from bank for long-term borrowing $6000
Payment of dividends <u> ($1000)</u>
Net financing cash flows $5000
Receipt of $10000 relates to operating cash flows as it is cash receipt in the ordinary course of business
Payment to suppliers of $5000 is an operating cash flow as well as suppliers are paid for supplying the items that the business deals in, same applies to payment to workers of $2000.
Lastly, the payment for machinery of $8000 relates to investing activities of the business as it an expenditure incurred to generate more returns.
