Answer:
12.57
Explanation:
The first part is correct with the answer of 12.57. The formula is x_bar_bar + 3*sigma/sqrt(n)
Here x_bar_bar = 12.51, sigma = 0.04, n = 4.
Thus UCL = 12.51 + 3*0.04/sqrt(4) = 12.57
Answer:
True
Explanation:
Payback method considers the time that a project takes to payback the capital invested in it from its net cash flows.
Projects that have a short payback period are preferred by investors because the capital invested takes a shorter time to be repaid. That is shorter risk period.
Net present value is a consideration of the expected future cash flows in a project. It is the difference between the net present value of an asset and the present value of cash flows over a certain period. It's calculation is based on a lot of assumptions so it is probe to error.
Payback method is preferred because the effective lives of information system tend to be short and shorter payback projects are often desirable.
Answer:
$215,000.
Explanation:
An inventory report is a summary of items belonging to a business, industry, or organization. The physical inventory must be done in all of the locations where the firm has stocks.
If the company send inventory to a retailer as consignment, invoicing doesn’t occur until that retailer has sold said inventory. While the inventory is in the retailer’s store, the company still own it and that needs to be reflected on your Balance Sheet.
In this case, the correct amount of inventory that Railway should report is:
$180,000 of physical inventory worth + $35,000 Rogers Consignment store currently goods worth = $215,000 inventory that Railway should report.
Answer: Apartment Sharing Agent
Explanation: An Apartment Sharing Agent is any person who, for a fee, arranges, conducts, coordinates, handles or causes meetings between a customer and the current owner or occupant of legally occupied real property, including apartment housing, who wishes to share that housing with one or more individuals. The agent must be registered with Division of licencing office and must maintain a trust account with a sum of $2,500
