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Artyom0805 [142]
3 years ago
15

The transition to middle, junior high, or high school generally involves a shift from a smaller neighborhood elementary school t

o a school that:
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1 answer:
Fantom [35]3 years ago
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The transition to middle, junior high, or high school generally involves a shift from a smaller neighbourhood elementary school to a school that more impersonal setting

Explanation:

For addition, the transfer involves a move to a bigger, impersonal environment from a smaller, elementary school community. The adjustment also comes with a reduction for grades and a fall in self-esteem.

But, in the last year (just to put a limit) and the secondary school.

The children turn on travellers who set sail from each island of their youth, playing games that were little more than sports, and not much more than spoken about their eventual doom or adaptation.

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Explanation:

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                                  Expected       Direct Labor-Hours    Total Direct

                                 Production          Per Unit                 Labor-Hours  

Product U6                       640                    8.4                       5,376

Product R5                      1,015                    5.4                       5,481                    

Total direct labor-hours                                                        10,857

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Direct Materials Cost per Unit   Product U6$249.30  Product R5 $166.70

                                                         

Activity Cost Pools  Activity      Estimated           Expected Activity  

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Labor-related           DLHs      $ 196,138         5,376         5,481         10,857

Production orders    Orders       67,340           800           700           1,500

Order size                MHs        1,015,108        5,400         5,700          11,100  

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Overhead Costs:

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Labor-related overhead costs   $97,121             $99,017      $196,138

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