Answer:
It will produce 1,500 espresso
and 1,800 food processors
Explanation:
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As the espresso provides more contribution per machine hours is better to first fullfil the demand for this product:
1,500 espresso / 3 per hous = 500 hours on espresso
1,400 - 500 = 900 hours to produce food processors
outcome: 900 x 2 = 1,800 units
Answer:No, Lake source cooling is not economically advantageous.
Explanation:
The cost of the lake source cooling is S30 greater than the cost of the refrigerator.
Though the lakes source option will bring additional income of S2400 for ten years this will only reduce it's cost to S2900 and this is still higher than the total cost of the refrigerator option of S2,120.
The straight line depreciation option on both options will not change this decision since it will have the same effect on both options.
The machine's annual depreciation costs are calculated by dividing the machine's purchase price by its installation cost over a 5-year period:Depreciation costs equal (10,700,000 + 56,000) / Number of Years divided by five, or $2,151,200.
The value of a fixed asset less the total accumulated depreciation that has been recorded against it is its depreciated cost. The total amount of capital that is "used up" in a certain time frame, such as a fiscal year, is referred to as the depreciated cost in a broader economic sense. The accuracy with which depreciation is calculated allows one to assess patterns in a company's capital expenditures and how aggressive its accounting practices are. The terms "salvage value," "net book value," and "adjusted cost base" are all synonyms for "depreciated cost." Businesses and private individuals can calculate an asset's useful worth using the depreciated cost technique of asset appraisal.
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