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3 years ago

If you are busy with another customer when someone comes in, what can you do? select one:

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Ab. smile at them and make eye contact while you continue to help the first customer so they know they were recognized and not being ignored.

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3 years ago

Nicole owns and operates two restaurants. The revenue of the first restaurant at time t is f(t) dollars, and the revenue of the

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Answer:

$F(t)=f(t)+g(t)$ represents the TOTAL revenue at time $t$ .

Explanation:

$f(t)$ is the revenue at the time $t$ at the first restaurant.

$g(t)$ is the revenue at the time $t$ at the second restaurant.

If we want to know the TOTAL revenue at the time $t$ , we would sum these quantities:

TOTAL revenue = $f(t)+g(t)$

So $F(t)=f(t)+g(t)$ represents the TOTAL revenue at time $t$ .

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3 years ago

Weaver Corporation had the following stock issued and outstanding at January 1, Year 1:

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Answer:

Preferred shareholder (7,500*$100)*7% $52,500

Common shareholder (70,000×$2) $140,000

Total dividend $192,500

Date General Journal Debit Credit

10 June Dividend $192,500

To dividend payable $192,500

(To record dividends payable)

20 June No entry required

01 July Dividend payable $192,500

To cash $192,500

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To dividends $192,500

(To close dividend account)

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3 years ago

A company has two departments, Y and Z that incur delivery expenses. An analysis of the total delivery expense of $14,000 indica

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Answer:

Department Y $9000

Department Z $5000

Explanation:

Delivery expense can be calculated using the allocation and apportionment method for Y and Z.

Step 1. Allocation

The costs that are directly attributable to the departments would be allocated to its relevant department. Here, $1500 are the direct expenses for the deliveries for the department Y, so at the first step,

Department Y Cost = $1500

For the department Z, their are no direct expenses for the deliveries,so at the first step,

Department Z Cost = $0

Step 1. Apportionment

The indirect cost of $12500 ($14000 - $1500) would be apportioned among department Y and Z.

Department Y = $1500 + $12500 x 60% = $9000

Department Z = $12500 x 40% = $5000

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3 years ago

In an effort to simplify the multiple production department factory overhead rate method, the same rate can be used for all depa

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Answer: False

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Different departments incur different types of costs based on the product that they are producing. It would therefore not be right to use the same rate for all departments as it might capture cost inadequately.

The overhead rate should always take into account the unique circumstances of a department such that costs can be assigned as accurately as possible.

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