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Answer to 12: C.
Explanation: By dividing 60 by 15 you get 4 and by dividing 32 by 8 you get 4. 15 and 8 both go into it evenly so that is the answer.
Answer to 14: B
Explanation: when you divide 236.25 by 7 you get 33.75 and then multiply that by 2 and you get 67.7 so you know 2 fluid ounces of milk contain 67.7 mg of calcium
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Answer:
Paasche's Index= 168.63= 169
Step-by-step explanation:
<em><u>Products</u></em>
<em><u>Base-Period Current Period</u></em>
Quantities Mean Shipping Quantities Mean Shipping
(Year 1) Cost per Unit ($) (Year 5) Cost per Unit ($)
A 1,500 10.50 4000 15.90
B 5,000 16.25 3000 33.00
C 6,500 12.20 8000 18.40
D 2,500 20.00 3000 35.50
Paasche's Index= ∑ pn.qn/∑po.qn* 100
Where pn is the price of the current year and qn is the quantity of the current year and po. is the price of the base year and qo. is the quantity of the base year.
Paasche's Index is the percentage ratio of the aggregate of given period prices weighted by the quantities sold or consumed in the given period to the aggregate of the base period prices weighted by the given period quantities.
Multiplying the current year prices with the current year quantities and the base year price with the current year quantities we get.
Product pn.qn po.qn
A 15.90* 4000 10.50* 4000
= 63600 =42000
B 33.00*3000 16.25 * 3000
= 99000 = 48750
C 18.40* 8000 12.20 *8000
=147200 =97600
D 35.50* 3000 20.00*3000
<u> =</u><u>106500 60,000 </u><u> </u>
<u>∑ 416300 248350 </u>
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Paasche's Index= ∑ pn.qn/∑po.qn= <u> </u>416300/ 248350 *100 = 1.676=1.68= 168.63= 169
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