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salantis [7]
3 years ago
8

What types of crime you experience most frequently?​

Business
2 answers:
Ghella [55]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

well if you live in a safe country

Explanation:

u wont experience any crime

MakcuM [25]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

Hey mate.....

Explanation:

This is ur answer.....

<em>There are many cases going on maybe now or everytime but like now around me there are no cases I experienced till now.....But if you are asking the frequent cases that take place nowadays is most probably </em>Cyber bullying.....

Hope it helps!

Brainliest pls!

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Answer:

Budgeted Overhead Cost          266,000          

Budgeted Labor Cost                   190,000          

Recovery rate                       =266000/190000          

Recovery rate per labor cost     1.40          

Actual Material                             158,000          

Actual labor                                       175,000          

WIP closing                         Material    Labor          

Job 11                                4,720    5,700          

Job 12                                 5,090    6,900          

Total                                  9,810    12,600          

Transfer to Finished= Total-WIP            

Actual Material                 148,190          

Actual labor                         162,400          

Category                    Finished    WIP           Total        

Material                             148,190     9,810          158,000        

Labor                             162,400     12,600   175,000        

Overhead-Recovered      227,360      17,640     245,000

@ 140% of labor        

Balance before                537,950       40,050     578,000

adjustment to overhead

under-allocation        

Option 1-Underallocated     2,200                                     2,200  

overhead (247200-245000)

     

Balance after adjusting      540,150       40,050     580,200

overhead under-allocation        

Option 2-Underallocated        2,042           158      2,200

overhead in overhead allocated rate

       

2200*227360/245000            

2200*17640/245000            

Balance before adjustment          537,950          40,050     578,000

to overhead under-allocation        

Balance after adjusting                 539,992          40,208     580,200  

overhead under-allocation          

g. the option 2 will be chosen because a careful look at the underallocated overhead is similar to 2017 so the charge should be levied on all activity

Explanation:

Budgeted Overhead Cost          266,000          

Budgeted Labor Cost                   190,000          

Recovery rate                       =266000/190000          

Recovery rate per labor cost     1.40          

Actual Material                             158,000          

Actual labor                                       175,000          

WIP closing                         Material    Labor          

Job 11                                4,720    5,700          

Job 12                                 5,090    6,900          

Total                                  9,810    12,600          

Transfer to Finished= Total-WIP            

Actual Material                 148,190          

Actual labor                         162,400          

Category                    Finished    WIP           Total        

Material                             148,190     9,810          158,000        

Labor                             162,400     12,600   175,000        

Overhead-Recovered      227,360      17,640     245,000

@ 140% of labor        

Balance before                537,950       40,050     578,000

adjustment to overhead

under-allocation        

Option 1-Underallocated     2,200                                     2,200  

overhead (247200-245000)

     

Balance after adjusting      540,150       40,050     580,200

overhead under-allocation        

Option 2-Underallocated        2,042           158      2,200

overhead in overhead allocated rate

       

2200*227360/245000            

2200*17640/245000            

Balance before adjustment          537,950          40,050     578,000

to overhead under-allocation        

Balance after adjusting                 539,992          40,208     580,200  

overhead under-allocation          

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