Explanation:
The following is contextual translation of the <em>English</em> sentences to Spanish sentences:
Question 1:
Un hombre sacando una bolsa de garaje de una lata en una cocina.
Question 2:
Una mujer en un dormitorio poner una hoja en una cama.
Question 3:
Un hombre de pie en una sala de estar aspirando una alfombra.
Question 4:
Una mujer en un estudio desempolva un escritorio con un paño.
Current balance in the general ledger cash account is $5,320
Explanation:
General ledger
Opening balance $4,000
(Add)
A note collected by a customer $1,000
interest collected by a customer $40
NSF check from a customer $300.
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$5,340
(Less) bank service charges $20
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Balance in the general ledger
cash account is $5,320
current balance in the ledger cash account =
( $4,000+ $1000+ $40+ $300- $20= $5320)

Answer:
A higher operating income will result under absorption costing
Explanation:
If manufacturing production exceeds units sold there will be an increase in inventory and increases in inventory cause income to be higher under absorption costing than under variable costing.
Under variable costing, as its name suggests, only variable production costs are assigned to inventory and cost of goods sold.
Under absorption costing, normal manufacturing costs are considered product costs and included in inventory.
<em>Recognize that a reduction in inventory during a period will cause the opposite effect. </em>
<em>Specifically, a portion of the contents of the beginning inventory would be transferred to expense commensurate with the decrease in inventory. </em>
<em>Since the inventory contains less under variable costing, expect expenses to be lower and income to be higher.</em>
Answer: D) Favorable Unfavorable
Explanation:
To begin, it is worthy of note that in Variance, if something is said to be Favourable, it means a negative Variance because less resources than planned were spent. When it is Unfavourable, it means a positive balance variance.
Now, The formula for Labour Rate Variance is as follows,
LABOUR RATE VARIANCE=(ACTUAL RATE-STANDARD RATE)*ACTUAL HOURS WORKED
Seeing as the old workers were being paid $18, and the new office ones were paid $10, we can see that to be the actual rate was less than the standard rate. This would mean that there was a FAVOURABLE balance.
Labour Efficiency is calculated in a similar way,
LABOUR EFFICIENCY VARIANCE=(ACTUAL HOURS WORKED-STANDARD HOURS)*STANDARD RATE.
Now, these are Office workers not assemblyline workers. They do not have the experience to work in such a way that they produce as fast or as efficiently as their striking Assemblyline colleagues.
This would then mean that their actual hours will be MORE than the standard rate which can only lead to an UNFAVOURABLE BALANCE.