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4. Part of delivering an effective slide presentation is making sure you present your material in a logical order. Before you be

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Answer: Arranging them in an orderly manner, easy to understand by the audience and when presented

Explanation:

When arranging your slide for presentation, it's necessary that they are arranged in a logical manner, one of the things to have in mind is your objectives, when this is understood, you begin the arrangement of your presentation with your with table of contents, introduction, abstract, would be followed by the chapters, your conclusion and references, all tailored in an orderly manner driving your point home to your audience.

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3 years ago

Process Costing using the Weighted-Average Method

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Answer:

First we find the equivalent units. Then Cost Per Equivalent Units. We apply these costs to the units to find the total cost. Then we compare the given costs with the found costs to see the difference.

Explanation:

Equivalent Units

Particulars Units % of Completion Equivalent Units

Materials Conversion Materials Conversion

Units transfered 6050 100 1000 6050 6050

Ending WIP 450 40 30 180 135

Equivalent Units 6230 6185

Units Completed And Transferred

Particulars Units

Beginning WIP 300

Units started in production 6200

Total Units Available 6500

Less Ending WIP 450

Units Completed and Transferred 6050

Cost Per Equivalent Unit

Particulars Materials Conversion

Beginning WIP $10,500 $6,750

Costs added 332,150 407,645

Total Costs 342,650 414,395

Equivalent Units 6230 6185

Cost Per Equivalent Unit 342,650 / 6230 414,395/ 6185

=$ 55 =$ 67

Costs Assigned

Ending WIP $ 18945

Materials ( 180 * 55) = $ 9900

Conversion ( 135 * 67) = $ 9045

Units Completed And Transferred Out : $ 738100

Materials ( 6050 *55) = $ 332750

Conversion ( 6050 * 67) = $ 405350

Cost Reconciliation

Cost to be accounted for

Beginning WIP ( $10,500 + $6,750 )= $ 17250

Cost added ( 332,150+ 407,645)= $ 739795

Total Costs $ 757045

Ending WIP $ 18945

Units Completed And Transferred Out : $ 738100

Total Costs $ 757045

Which is the same.

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4 years ago

The following integrated series of questions relates to several sections in the text. Scenario 2: Suppose a stream is discovere

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Answer:

E. None of the above

Explanation:

The standard reaction function of firm 2 is given as = a-Cb/2b - 1/2*Qa

P = 30 - (Qa + Qb)

where a = 30 b = 1 and C = 3.

Leader's output = (a + Cb - 2Ca)/2b

Leader's output = (30 + 3 - 3*2)/2

= 13.5 units.

Reaction function of firm B,

Qb = 30 - 3/2

= 13.5 - 1/2*13.5

= 6.75 units.

P = 30 - (13.5 - 6.75)

= $9.75

Therefore, The price of this new drink in the long run if the industry is a Stackelberg duopoly is $9.75

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3 years ago

Confronted with the same unit cost data, a monopolistic producer will charge Group of answer choices

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Answer:

a higher price and produce a smaller output than a competitive firm

Explanation:

A monpolistically competitive firm is a firm that :

1. Sells differentiated products from other firms in the industry.

2. Has many buyers and sellers

3. Is a price maker

4. Has no barrier to entry or exist of firms

An example of a monpolistically competitive firm is a resturant.

A competitive firm is a firm that:

1. Sells identical goods with other firms in the industry.

2. Is a price taker . Prices are set by forces of demand and supply

3. Has many buyers and sellers

4. There are no barriers to entry or exist of firms.

When a monopolistic and competition firm are faced with the same unit cost, a monopolistic firm would aim to earn profit by increasing its price and reducing the quantity produced.

While a perfect competition would sell at the price set by the forces of demand and supply. The firm can increase the quantity produced in order to increase revenue.

A monopolistic firm is able to charge a higher price for its products while a perfect competition isn't.

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3 years ago

Please help me!! due tmrw!!!

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Answer:

High supply, Low demand

Explanation:

If there is a lot of one product that no one wants, they lower the prices to get rid of it

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3 years ago

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