True or False? A Product is a good or service that a customer needs. It can also be an experience that a customer wants.

What is advertising?

Mashutka [201]

Answer:

It’s when you convince people to buy a product, or service. Marketing is used in this.

Explanation:

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3 years ago

If you bought a new truck for $40,000 for your auto parts delivery service, and you estimated that the truck would last you 200,

krok68 [10]

Answer:

First year depreciation expense is $2,250

Explanation:

Total depreciation expense is given by:

Price - Salvage Value = 40,000 - 4,000 = 36,000

That $36,000 depreciation expense would be spread out for 200,000 miles.

So for the first year in which the truck is used 12,500 miles, the depreciation expense will be

$\frac{36,000}{200,000}\times{12,500}{=2,250}$

Question answered.

Note:

$\frac{Depreciable \,Cost}{Units \,in \,Useful \,Life}{=Per-Unit\,Depreciation}$

${Per-Unit\,Depreciation \times \,Units \,During \,Year = Annual \,Depreciation \,Expense$

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3 years ago

Young Company budgets sales of $112,900,000, fixed costs of $25,000,000, and variable costs of $66,611,000. What is the contribu

quester [9]

Answer:

a. The contribution margin ratio will be 41%

b. The income from operations will be $12,420,000.

Explanation:

a. The sales are given at $112,900,000.

The fixed costs are $25,000,000.

The variable costs are $66,611,000.

The contribution margin will be

=Sales-variable costs

=$(112,900,000-66,611,000)

=$46,289,000

The contribution margin ratio will be

=(Contribution margin/sales)*100

=($46,289,000/ $112,900,000)*100

=41%

b. Now, if the contribution margin ratio is 40%.

The sales are given at $34,800,000.

The fixed costs are $1,500,000.

Income from operations or operating profit will be

=(sales*contribution margin ratio)-fixed cost

=$(34,800,000*0.4)-$1,500,000

=$12,420,000

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3 years ago

Create a list of requirements to open a new restaurant

kupik [55]

Answer:

1. Choose a Restaurant Concept and Brand.

2. Create Your Menu.

3. Write a Restaurant Business Plan.

4. Obtain Funding.

5. Choose a Location and Lease a Commercial Space.

6. Restaurant Permits and Licenses.

7. Design Your Layout and Space.

8. Find an Equipment and Food Supplier

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2 years ago

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1. Use a real-life example to describe the following allocation methods. Hint: Use family, friends, teams, church, and/or clubs

Kitty [74]

A real-life example of the concepts are:

Brute force: The use of different numbers, trying to win the lottery.

Market: The buying and selling of ice cream at backyard sales.

Queuing: Standing in line to pay for goods at a mall

<h3>What is Queuing?</h3>

This refers to the standing in line by a group of people in order to access a particular service.

Hence, we can see that the other answers are:

Random selection: Picking one person out of four persons, through the throw of a die.

Tradition: Going to camp every year between father and son.

Equal Shares: The allocation of the same amount of food in a family

Need: The purchase of food in order to continue living.

Planned: A vacation to a foreign place that has been in the making for a long time.

Read more about allocation methods here:

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1 year ago