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Three methods of time management

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Start by analyzing how you're spending the day by logging your activities and eliminating time wasters. Then, organize everything around you and then prioritize your tasks and get the main things done without multitasking. Duncan also suggests systemizing all of your repetitive tasks.

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The following partially completed process cost summary describes the July production activities of Ashad Company. Its production

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Answer:

Units Transferred Out $ 663750

Work In Process Ending $ 30440

Direct Materials Costs $ 11.5 per EUP Conversion Costs$6.2 per EUP

Explanation:

Ashad Company

Weighted Average Method

Cost Of Production Report

Equivalent Units of Production

Direct Materials Conversion

Units transferred out 37,500 EUP 37,500 EUP

Units of ending work in process 2,000 EUP 1,200 EUP

Equivalent units of production 39,500 EUP 38,700 EUP

Costs Added

Direct Materials Conversion

Costs of beginning work in

process $13,450 $1,860

Costs incurred this period 440,800 238,080

Total costs $454,250 $239,940 

Costs per EUP

Direct Materials Conversion

$454,250/ 39,500 EUP $239,940/38,700 EUP

= $ 11.5 per EUP = $6.2 per EUP

Dividing the costs with EUP gives cost per EUP.

Costs Accounted For

Units Transferred Out $ 663750

Materials = $ 11.5 * 37500=$ 431250

Conversion= $ 6.2 * 37500=$ 232500

Total = $ 663750

Work In Process Ending $ 30440

Materials = $ 11.5 * 2000=$ 23000

Conversion= $ 6.2 * 1200=$ 7440

Total = $ 30440

Now adding the costs of Transferred out units and the ending work in process inventory equals the total of the costs added.

$ 663750+$ 30440 = $454,250 + $239,940

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Consider a portfolio of stocks X, Y, Z whose returns in various economic conditions are set forth below.

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Answer:

The expected return is 10.95%

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CALCULATE THE EXPECTED RETURN OF X

State _____Probability __X_____Expected return

Boom ____ 0.25 ______22% ___5.50%

Normal ___ 0.60 ______15% ___ 9.00%

Recession _0.15 _______5% ___ 0.75%

Total ______________________15.25%

CALCULATE THE EXPECTED RETURN OF Y

State _____Probability __Y_____Expected return

Boom ____ 0.25 ______10% ___ 2.50%

Normal ___ 0.60 ______9% ____5.40%

Recession _0.15 _______8% ___ 1.20%

Total ______________________9.10%

Now calculate the weighted average return based on investment in each portfolio

Expected return = ( Expected return of Assets X x Weight of Asset X ) + ( Expected return of Assets Y x Weight of Asset Y )

Expected return = ( 15.25% x $3000/$10000 ) + ( 9.10% x $7000/$10000 )

Expected return = 4.575% + 6.370%

Expected return = 10.945%

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