Answer: Predetermined Overhead Rate, Estimated Manufacturing Overhead and Annual Activity Level.
Explanation:
Generally speaking, manufacturing overhead is applied to production by means of a predetermined overhead rate, which is computed under the general formula of dividing estimated overhead rate by some measure of the annual activity level.
A predetermined overhead rate is usually calculated at the beginning of an accounting period. It is calculated by dividing the estimated manufacturing overhead by an activity driver (e.g machine hours).
i believe it would be either C or D im sorry i dont know the exact answer
Well, it's called Central Processing Unit, or CPU.
They can be used to just copy/paste e-mailed information without writing down on a paper and losing valuable time. This is one example.
The answer is 4 because all computers use variables to process something