Answer:
(A) Current period productivity= 4 units/hr
Previous period productivity= 3.833units/hr
(B) increase in productivity by 4.356 percent
Explanation:
A manager checkedthe rate of production and found out that a worker produced 160 units while working for 40 hours
In the previous week the same worker produced 138 units while working for 36 hours
(A) The current period productivity can be calculated as follows
= 160 units/40 hours
= 4 units/hr
The previous period productivity can be calculated as follows
= 138 units / 36 hours
= 3.833 units/hr
(B) The productivity growth can be calculated as follows
= current period productivity - previous period productivity / previous period productivity
= 4-3.833/3.833
= 0.167/3.833
= 0.04356 × 100
= 4.356 percent
Hence there was an increase in workers productivity by 4.356 percent
Answer:
c
Explanation:
because he has to do a little of eveything
Answer:
B. $9,600
Explanation:
Calculation to determine the amount he or she will receive
Amount Received=(1000*$10)*[100%-( 5% contingent deferred -1%Decrease in sales charge)
Amount Received=$10000-(100%-4%)
Amount Received=$10000*96%
Amount Received=$9,600
Therefore he or she will receive $9600
Answer:
$27,250
Explanation:
The computation of incremental income or loss on reworking the units is shown below:-
For computing the incremental income or loss on reworking the units first we need to follow some steps which is shown below:-
Incremental revenue per unit = Selling price after rework - Selling price as scrap
= $22.00 - $5.60
= $16.40
Total Incremental Revenue = Incremental revenue per unit × Total defective units
= $16.40 × 2,500
= $41,000
Total rework costs = Total defective units × Defects per unit
= 2,500 × $5.50
= $13,750
Now,
Incremental income or loss on reworking the units = Total Incremental Revenue - Total rework costs
= $41,000 - $13,750
= $27,250
