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3 years ago

Land is considered a resource because it...

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Citrus2011 [14]3 years ago

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Is used to produce things.

Eduardwww [97]3 years ago

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land is considered a resource because it : is used to produce things.

For example, in agricultural sector, land is used as a place to Grow the plants that became the material of the product such as canned food, whole foods, fast foods, etc.

On manufacturing sector, it used as an area to build the factory that produce various things such as clothing, automobiles, etc.

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Requirement 1

High Point = March

Low Point = January

Requirement 2

Variable rate for tanning $0.41 per tanning appointment

Fixed cost per month $1,457

Requirement 3

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Requirement 4

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Total fixed cost for September $1,457

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Requirement 1

High Point = March

Low Point = January

Requirement 2

Variable Cost = Difference in Overhead Cost (High - Low)/ Difference in Activity (High - Low)

= $2,810 - $1,744 / 3,300 - 700

= $1,066/ 2,600

= $0.41

Fixed Cost Component = Total Overhead Cost - Variable Cost × Selected Activity.

Lets Select, January 700 $1,744

Fixed Cost Component = Total Overhead Cost - Variable Cost × Selected Activity.

= $1,744 - $0.41 × 700

= $1,457

Requirement 3

Cost formula for tanning services

Total Cost = Fixed Cost + Variable Cost

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Total Cost = $1,457 + $0.41 × Activity Level

Requirement 4

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