By multiplying a predetermined overhead rate by the actual amount of the allocation base incurred by the job. :) hope that helped
Maria recently put her house on the market at an asking price of $260,000. She realizes, however, that in order to sell the house, she may have to use price skimming
<h3>What is
price skimming?</h3>
Price skimming is a pricing strategy that a company can use when launching a new product or service.
Price skimming is commonly used for new technologies. DVD players are an excellent example of this. When DVD players first became available in the late 1990s, they could cost up to $1,000. If you do a quick search on Amazon, you'll find that a new DVD player costs only $33.
The pricing strategy will be influenced by the stage of the product's life cycle. The process of charging a relatively high price for a product is referred to as price skimming. When a product is new to the market, skimming is commonly used (in its introduction or growth phase)
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It could be explained by the way technology and society is moving on, its a different generation lids nowadays grow up with phones in their faces rather than toys so I would say generation change
Answer:
C-chart is the best suited for this since it is widely used to determine if the defects or returns are within the control limits or not.
Mean = average = 8 per day
Z=3
UcL = mean + 3[square root of mean]= 8+ 3 (Sq root of 8) = 16.48
LcL= mean - 3[ square foot of mean] = - 0.485
So the returns are within the control limits.
