Yes and no it depends on what the answer is
Production cost = one time cost + variable costs
Let the number of published books for equal production costs be n.
Using the first method:
production cost = 18,853 + 19.75n
Using the second method:
production cost = 64,853 + 8.25n
Now, we need the two production costs to be equal:
18,853 + 19.75n = 64,853 + 8.25n
Solve for n as follows:
18,853 + 19.75n = 64,853 + 8.25n
19.75n - 8.25n = 64,853 - 18,853
11.5n = 46000
n = 46000/11.5
n = 4000 books
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
beginning balance 187.22
early bird breakfast (debit) 13.54.......balance : 187.22 - 13.54 = 173.68
*** thats the error right there...she subtracted wrong
birthday money (credit) 75......balance : 173.68 + 75 = 248.68
Lou's lunch spot(debit) 14.23....balance : 248.68 - 14.23 = 234.45
current balance : 234.45
Answer:
<em>Student C </em>
Step-by-step explanation:
<em>* Student C *</em>
If we were to take a look at the problem we would see that the greatest difference would be the greatest difference from 0, either positive of negative;
Student A: 1 from 0,
Student B: 0 from 0,
Student C: 3 from 0,
Student D: 2 from 0
<em>As we see from the results, Student C has the greatest difference from before</em>
