Answer:
The best allocation base for assembling activities costs are the number of parts actually assembled.
Since the number of parts is not an option int his question, the second best allocation base for the assembling process is A) direct labor hours.
If the process is highly automated, then the second best allocation base would be machine hours, but that isn't an option either.
Answer:
Break Even Point
In Units = 2,000 units
In value = $80,000
Explanation:
Break even Point = 
When we use contribution per unit, we get the break even point in units sales.
When we use the contribution margin as a percentage of sales we get break even sales in value.
Contribution per unit = $20
Contribution margin in percentage = $20/$40 = 50%
Therefore, Break even Point in units = 
Break even units = 2,000
Break Even Point in value = 
Sales to be made in value at break even = $80,000
I think it's called a price ceiling. At least, that's what I think it is.
Answer:
Answer not available.
Explanation:
I did this equation and i got 5,880, and i do believe that my work is correct but it may not be so.....
Answer:
Yes
Explanation:
From the given output
The Probability of getting 13 or more passed
when the reliability = 0.35. can be calculated as follows
=0.0258+0.0109+0.0039+.0012+0.0004 = 0.0422 ≈ 4.2%
Since the probability is less than the 5% level we will therefore reject the Null hypothesis
answer : YES
