Answer:
d. Hexagon Inc. cannot be challenged in a court even when it fails to follow up on its promises.
Answer:
wavelength of the second photon emitted is 97.26 nm
Explanation:
Data provided;
Wavelength absorbed = 94.98 nm
Wavelength of the one of the emitted photon = 4052.3 nm
Now,
The energy is given as:
Energy = 
here,
h is the plank's constant
c is the speed of the light
λ is the wavelength
Now,
by the principle of conservation of energy
Initial energy = Final energy
Therefore,
= 
+ 
or
= -
or
= 
- 
or
= 0.0105 - 2.46 × 10⁻⁴
or
= 0.01028
or
λ₁ = 97.26 nm
Hence,
the wavelength of the second photon emitted is 97.26 nm
Answer:
b. direct labor and factory overhead
Explanation:
The conversion cost is that convert which is used to convert the raw material to the finished goods inventory. It is a combination of the direct labor cost and the factory overhead or manufacture overhead cost.
It can be fixed or variable marinating costs only. It does not include direct material cost
It is computed by taking a difference of production cost and raw material cost
Hence option b is correct
Answer:
40
Explanation:
Batches of apples produced in one hour = 35/100 = 0.35
Batches of peaches produced in one hour = 70/100 = 0.70
total hours it would take to produce 15 batches of apples = 15 / 0.35 = 42.86 = 43 hours
this would leave (100 - 43) 57 hours to make peaches
Batches of peaches that can be made in 43 hours = 57 x 0.7 = 39.9 = 40 batches
Answer: Wages account debit
Wages payable account credit
Explanation:
Sdjusting entries are simply referred to as the journal entries that are made when the accounting period ends such that there is allocation of the income and the expenditure incurred by the economic agent to the period in which the income and the expenditure occurred.
In this case, the adjusting journal entry passed by the accountant will be to debit the wages account by $1500 and then credit the wages payable account by $1500.
