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You have three separate accounts with your bank that you can manipulate with online banking. Account "A" is a

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Natali [406]2 years ago

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Answer: Use that calculator

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Alika [10]2 years ago

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Answer:

use calculator

Explanation:

percentages are also available to put in on calculators.

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Problem 13-22 The injection molding department of a company uses an average of 30 gallons of special lubricant a day. The supply

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Answer:

The answer is 150 gallons

Explanation:

First we will write out the relevant information in the question that will help us with our calculation:

Safety stock = 50 gallons

50 gallons = 9% stockout risk

??? gallons = 3% stockout risk

Next, you have to understand that the relationship between the safety stock and stockout risk is an inverse proportion. This means that the bigger the safetystock amount, the smaller the stockout risk, and vice versa. Therefore, there will be a lesser risk of running out of stock, as the safety stock amount increases.

Let g be the safety stock

Let r be the stockout risk

This relationship is represented as:

$g = \frac{k}{r}$

where k = a constant relating the safety stock and stockout risk.

Therefore :

$g*r=k$

$g_1r_1=g_2r_2$

where:

g₁ = 50 gallons

r₁ = 9%

r₂ = 3%

g₂ = ????

Therefore, making g₂ the subject of the formula:

$g_2=\frac{g_1*r_1}{r_2}$

$g_2 = \frac{50*9}{3} = \frac{450}{3} = 150$

Therefore, the saftey stock that would provide a stockout risk of 3% = 150 gallons.

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3 years ago

XYZ Corporation has declared a rights offering to stockholders of record on Wednesday, November 15th. Under the offer, sharehold

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Answer:

The customer can buy 40 shares at $960.

Explanation:

Step 1: The number of shares the customer can buy can be calculate as follows:

NSCB = NSOC ÷ NSNS ......................................... (1)

Where;

NSCB = Number of shares a customer can buy = ?

NSOC = Number of shares owned by the customer = 200

NSNS = Number of shares needed to subscribe to one new share = 5

Substituting the values into equation (1), we have:

NSCB = 200 ÷ 5 = 40 shares

Therefore, The number of shares the customer can buy is 40 shares.

Step 2: The amount to pay for the number of shares the customer can buy can be calculated as follows:

ANSCB = NSCB × PNS .............................. (2)

Where;

ANSCB = Amount to pay for the number of shares the customer can buy = ?

NSCB = Number of shares a customer can buy = 40

PNS = Price of the new share = $24

Substituting the values into equation (2), we have:

ANSCB = 40 × 24 = $960

Therefore, the customer can buy 40 shares at $960.

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3 years ago

Mark is an excellent cook. He does not have any formal training but learned to cook by following the recipes of several famous c

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Answer:

d.) laissez-faire

Explanation:

Laissez-faire is one of Adam Smith's ideas which made Mark think of starting a restaurant because the business is free from government intervention. Also because Mark would be the sole owner of the business.

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Variable manufacturing overhead incurred was $245,000. Fixed manufacturing overhead incurred was $373,000. Actual machine-hours

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The Lopez Company use a standard costing in its manufacturing plant for the auto part. The standard cost of particular auto part based on a denominator level of a 4.000 output unit per year. included 6 machine-hours of variable manufacturing overhead at $8 per hour and 6 machine-hours of fixed manufacturing overhead at $15 per hour.

Actual output produced was 4.400 units.

Variable manufacturing overhead incurred was $245.000.

Fixed manufacturing overhead incurred was $373.000.

Actual machine-hours were 28.400.

Prepare the analysis of all variable manufacturing overhead and fixed manufacturing overhead variances.

Additional diagram attached to this question is displayed in the first image below.

Answer:

Explanation:

By using a columnar method, the analysis of all the variance & fixed manufacturing overhead varaince can be computed as follows:

Variable manufacturing overhead analysis:

Actual cost Incurred: ║ Actual input × Budgeted ║ Allocated: Budgeted

Actual input × Actual rate Input for actual output

rate × Budgeted rate

245000 28400×$8.00 = 227200 (4400×6hrs×$8)

= 211,200

17800 U 16800 U

Spending Variance Efficiency Variance

33800 U

Flexible Budget Variance

Hence;

The spending Variance = $17,800 U

Efficiency Variance = $16,000 U

Flexible Budget Varaince = $33800 U

where; F = Favourable & U = Unfavourable

<u>For the fixed Manufacturing Overhead:</u>

Actual cost Incurred: ║ Flexible Budget Lump ║ Allocated: Budgeted

Actual input × Actual sum regardless of the Input for actual output

rate output level × Budgeted rate

373000 4000×6hrs×15 = 360000 (4400×6hrs×$15)

= 396000

13000 U 36000 F

Spending Variance/ Production-Volume

Flexible budgeted variance Variance

23000 F

Over allocated fixed

Overhead

Hence;

The spending Variance = $13000 U

The production Volume Variance = $36,000 F

Over allocated fixed overhead = $23000 F

where; F = Favourable & U = Unfavourable

NOTE: To have a better view of the above computation in a table format, refer to the second and the third diagram in the image below.

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