Answer:
- <u><em>It is best for Jerilyn to use the $10 coupon when the value of the purchase is equal or lower than $66.67, and it is best to use the $10 coupon when the value of the purchase is greater than $66.67</em></u>
Explanation:
Assume the value of the purchase is P.
Then <em>15%</em> of P is 0.15P.
To obtain the maximum benefit from the <em>15% coupon</em>, <em>Jerilyn</em> should use it when the discount from it is greater than the discount from the $10 coupon. This is:
Divide both sides by 0.15:
If the value of the purchase is equal to $66.67 the total discount with any cuopon are equal; if it is lower than $66.67, the discount of the $10 coupon is greater.
Thus, you conclude that for a $66.67 purchase she should use the $10 cuopon and for a purchase greater than $66.67 she should used the 15% cuopon.
Answer:
1. The throughput time is 9 days
2. The MCE is 0.30
3. 70% of the throughput time was spent on non-value added activities.
4. The delivery cycle time is 23 days
5. The New MCE is 67.5%
Explanation:
1. To calculate the throughput time we would have to use to make the following calculation:
throughput time=process time+inspection time+movie time+queue time
throughput time=2.7+0.3+1+5
throughput time=9 days
2. To calculate the MCE we would have to use to make the following calculation:
MCE=value added time/throughput time
MCE=2.7/9=0.30
3. MCE is 30% which means that out of the total throughput time, time spent on value added activities was 30%. Thus it means that 70% of the throughput time was spent on non-value added activities.
4. To calculate the delivery cycle time we would have to use to make the following calculation:
delivery cycle time=wait time+throughput time
delivery cycle time=14+9=23 days
5. To calculate the new MCE we would have to use to make the following calculation:
New MCE=value added time/throughput time
New MCE=2.7/4
New MCE=67.5%
Answer:
Manufacturing overhead= $59,000
Explanation:
<u>Manufacturing overhead refers to indirect factory-related costs that are incurred when a product is manufactured.</u> We need to identify the indirect costs incurred in production. It includes the <u>depreciation</u> of factory equipment.
Manufacturing overhead= Utilities, factory + Indirect labor + Depreciation of production equipment
Manufacturing overhead= 9,000 + 25,000 + 25,000
Manufacturing overhead= $59,000