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lorasvet [3.4K]
2 years ago
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1) The Johnson Manufacturing Co. has an annual operating budget of $750,000. Each year it budgets for the following expenses: po

llution control equipment, $37,000; contributions to community projects, $22,500; employee fitness/sports programs, $7,500.
a) What percentage of the annual budget if allocated to each socially responsible action (pollution control, community projects, fitness/sports)? What is the total spent?
Business
1 answer:
nevsk [136]2 years ago
7 0

Answer:

See below

Explanation:

The percentage allocated to each socially responsible action

1. pollution control

Pollution control has been allocated is $37,000

As a percentage

= $37,000/$750,000 x 100

=0.0493333 x 100

=4.933%

2. Community project

community project has been allocated $22,500

As a percentage

= 22,500/750,000 x 100

=0.03 x 100

=3%

3. Employee fitness

The amount allocated to employee fitness is $7500

As a percentage

=$7500/$750,000 x 100

=0/01 x 100

=1%

4. The total amount spent is

=, $37,000 +$22,500 +$7,500.

=$67,000

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