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Tcecarenko [31]
3 years ago
8

How can you get a scholarship

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Leona [35]3 years ago
7 0

There are several ways you can receive a scholarship. These methods will <u>not guratee</u> you a scholarship but help.

  • If you are financially unable to pay for college then apply for a Need-based scholarship.
  • Talk to your guidance counselor and ask them to help you receive a scholarship and what is needed in order to apply.  
  • There are lots of scholarship databases that show state scholarships available to you.

PLEASE be aware that are also <u>fake sites</u> so don't put your personal information if it's not an legitimate site.

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1) Overhead Cost Model 145=$ 487062.56

1) Overhead Cost Model 211= $ 1153494

<u>Total Cost per unit      </u> Model 145  <u>           696.29       </u>  Model 212 <u>                        $406.56</u>

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Plantwide Overhead Rate = Total Estimated Overhead/ No of Machine Hours

        Process Activity Overhead                Cost Driver Quantity

Components Changeover $ 459,500        Number of batches 810

$ 459,500/810= $567.28 per batch

Machining 301,600                                       Machine hours 7,680

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Setups 227,500                                              Number of setups 80

<u>227,500   /80=2843.75 per set up                                                    </u>

<u>$ 459,500 +301,600  +227,500  =</u><u>$ 988,600                                    </u>

Finishing Welding $ 180,500                         Welding hours 4,900

$ 180,500/  4,900= $ 36.84 per welding hour

Inspecting 222,000                                    Number of inspections 815

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Rework 60,700                                            Rework orders 230

<u> 60,700 /230 = 263.91 per rework order                                                 </u>

<u>$ 180,500+ 222,000+  60,700 =</u><u>$ 463,200                                           </u>

Support Purchasing $ 135,500                  Purchase orders 525

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Providing utilities 60,110                             Number of units 4,800

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<u>$ 135,500+ 31,550+60,110  </u><u>=$ 227,160                                                     </u>

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Units produced                 1,600                   3,200

Welding hours                  2,000                   2,900

Batches                                405                     405

Number of inspections         485                     330

Machine hours                   2,280                   5,400

Setups                                 40                          40

Rework orders                       130                      100

Purchase orders                   350                        175

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1) Overhead Cost Model 211=$ 213.61 per hour* 5400 hours= $ 1153494

2)                          Model 145                               Model 212.

Direct Materials                                                     $ 130

Direct Labor             $200

Overhead Costs       $567.28* 405                        $567.28*405

                                     =   229784.4                            =    229784.4

                                  $ 39.27*2280                      $ 39.27*5400

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                                      =113750                              =113750

Subtotal                       433070                                 555592.4

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                                  =73680 i                                     = 106836

                                  $ 272.39* 485                         $ 272.39* 330

                                     =132109.5 ii                              =  89888.7

                                    263.91*130                            263.91 *100

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                                       = 10512 ii                                 =21024  b

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Total Overhead Cost Per Unit   496.29                           276.56

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Direct Materials              <u>                                             $130</u>

<u>Total Cost per unit                 696.29                               $406.56</u>

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