This question is a little but more difficult to solve, as it depends on the situation. For certain banks it is not worth it due to rates that must be payed, but in your case here I believe that it would be TRUE.
Answer:
A.) 33,000
Explanation:
The computation of the gross profit is as follows;
But before that following calculations need to be done
Percentage of completion = Cost incurred in 2020 ÷ Total cost
where,
Total cost = Cost incurred + estimated cost
= $180,000 + $200,000
= $380,000
Now
Percentage of completion is
= $180,000 ÷ $380,000
= 47.368%
Now
Revenue to be recognized in year 2020 is
= contract revenue × percentage of completion
= $450,000 × 47.368%
= $213,156
So,
Gross profit = Revenue - Cost
= $213,156 - $180,000
= $33,156
= $33,000
Answer:
The productivity increased from 0.89 carts pwe worker per hour to 0.93 arts per worker per hour.
Explanation:
5 worked make 80 carts per hour
Worker receive $10 dollar per hour = $50 dollars wages epxense
Machine cost $40 dollar per hour
A worked is crow-out from factory and the equipment cost increased by $10
The total cost still is $90 dollars but the output now is 84 carts
Labor Productivity (before purchase of new equipment)
80 carts
(5 wkrs .∗$ 10 per hr .)+$ 40
= 0.89 carts per worker per hour
Labor Productivity (after purchase of new equipment)
84 carts
(4 wkrs .∗$ 10 per hr .)+$ 50
= 0.93 carts per worker per hour
<u>Question missing:</u>
Compute labor productivity under each system (before and after the purchase of new equipment). <u>Use carts per worker per hour</u> as the measure of labor productivity.
Answer:
restitution.
Explanation:
In contract law, restitution refers to a party forfeiting monetary gains that they obtained illegally from the other party involved in the contract. Restitution is very commonly used in contract law since it is meant to restore an injured party due to damages suffered from another parties unlawful performance. Ideally, when restitution is applied, the injured party should return to their original position.
In this case, Excavate n' Fill must return the $10,000 that Fred gave them as advanced payment. The restitution of the $10,000 should restore Fred's original position.
If it is simulation wise than no because it is made for artificial purposes with modeling or computers, stuff like that.
