Answer:
Explanation:
Experiments were performed for 240 people, 60 people test positive.
Step 1: we calculate the sample proportion; p= 60/240= 0.25.
Step 2: calculate the standard error for the sample, which is the square root of sample proportion,p = p(1-p)/n, n=100
0.25(1-0.25)/100
= 0.04.
Step 3: calculate the test statistics; assuming the hypothesis test percentage is 25%
Then, we say 0.25-1=0.75
-0.75/0.04
= -1.875.
In particular, the sample results are -1.875 standard error.
Probability of Z is less than -1.875.
Look up it value in the Z table
Answer:
$6,734
Explanation:
On December 31, there were 46 units remaining in ending inventory.
These 46 units consisted of
6 from January x $123 = 738
8 from February x $133 = 1064
10 from May x $143 = 1430
8 from September x $153 = 1224
14 from November x $163 = 2282
Using the specific identification method, the cost of the ending inventory is: 734 + 1064 + 1430 + 1224 + 2282 = $6734
Answer:
$441,000
Explanation:
The computation of the cost of merchandise sold is shown below:
Cost of merchandise sold = Opening inventory + net purchase - ending inventory
where,
Opening inventory = $14,500
Net purchase is
= $475,000 - $15,000 - $9,000 + $7,000
= $458,000
And, the ending inventory is $31,500
So, the cost of merchandise sold is
= $14,500 + $458,000 - $31,500
= $441,000
Answer:
The correct answer for option (a) is $3,080 and for option (b) is $2,141.
Explanation:
(a). Current pay = $44
After 40 hours, Pay = $44 × 1.5 = $66
So, we can calculate the gross pay by using following formula:
Gross pay = (40 hours × $44 ) + (20 hours × $66)
= $1,760 + $1,320
= $3,080
(b).
Security Tax = Gross pay × 6% = $3,080 × 6% = $184.8
Medicare Tax = Gross pay × 1.5% = $3,080 × 1.5% = $46.2
Federal Income Tax = $708
So, we can calculate the net pay by using following formula:
Net Pay = $3,080 - $184.8 - $46.2 - $708
= $2,141
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