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kap26 [50]
3 years ago
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Melissa, a new employee at Epic Electronics, is required to perform a variety of bookkeeping and clerical tasks at a workstation

. Epic has training software on its workstations that can answer many of the questions she has about what to do on her new job, and how to do it. The software is so good that she rarely asks her supervisor for help. It even tracks the way Melissa performs certain tasks, and offers suggestions to improve her productivity. This software is an example of:__________
Business
1 answer:
Stells [14]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

The way businesses are using knowledge technology to move relevant information to the people who need it.

Explanation:

Knowledge technology can be regarded as Intelligent as well as information and nteraction technologies which gives support to creation as well as management of knowledge at various individual and to all social levels. This technologies can be regarded as term used in describing technologies that is is been provided as result of collection of knowledge as well as process and storage of this knowledge, then how this knowledge is been transmitted to any place and the access of this information from anywhere.

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On November 27

Debit Retained earnings $12,750

Credit Dividend payable $12,750

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On December 24

Debit Dividend payable $12,750

Credit Cash $12,750

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5. Contribution margin $ 87 per unit.

6. Contribution Format Income Statement

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Sales                                $435,000

Beginning merchandise inventory $29,000

Purchases $290,000

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<u>Traditional Format Income Statement.</u>

Sales                                $435,000

Beginning merchandise inventory $29,000

Purchases $290,000

Ending merchandise inventory $14,500

Direct Materials Used 304,500

Gross Profit       $ 130,500

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Variable selling expense $ 21,750

Fixed selling expense $ ? 43,500

Variable administrative expense $ ? 21750

Fixed administrative expense $17,400

Net operating income $26,100

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4. Variable cost per unit= Total Variable Costs/ No of Units=

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