Answer:
d. $1,875 unfavorable
Explanation:
Direct material quantity variance is computed as;
= (AQ - SQ) × SP
AQ = Actual quantity = 6,300 units
SQ = Standard quantity = 14,200 / 2 = 7,300 units
SP = Standard price = $0.80
Direct material quantity variance
= (6,300 - 7,300) × 0.80
= -1,000 × $0.80
= -1,875 unfavorable
Answer:
Debit Credit
Interest Expense 5,157
Long term Bonds 5,157
Explanation:
The 7%bond is issued by the Whispering Corporation on November 1, 2017 and the Whispering Corporation is using effective interest method with an interest rate of 6%, therefore the adjusting entry shall be recorded as at December 31,2017 in respect of interest accrued for two months i.e. November and December 2017 by following amount:
515,707*6%*2/12=5,157
The following adjusting entry shall be recorded in accounts of Whispering Corporation in respect of interest accrued as at December 31, 2017:
Debit Credit
Interest Expense 5,157
Long term Bonds 5,157
Answer:
True
Explanation:
Generic goods are the products which are named by their product type. The store have many generic goods with lower prices than nationally known brand names. Freddie's Market is also offering its customers generic goods like tissues , napkin and various detergents with no specific brand name. These goods will be less expensive than the brand labelled goods.
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We have done a change analysis using data from Hossa's net income statement
From the analysis we can observe that only increase in sales brings a positive effect and therefore the result of increase in net income
Answer:
b. do not vary as output varies.
Explanation:
Fixed cost are defined as those cost that is incurred by a business that do not vary with level of production. For example if a company pays rent wether it produces goods or not it will incur the same rent expense. So this cost does not vary with output.
Variable cost on the other hand varies with production. The higher the level of production the higher the variable cost. For example the more the output required the more the labour employed to achieve higher output.
