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3 years ago

Is god real yes or no answer

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There is no factual evidence to either. Modern Christianity is based off of faith, you gotta believe he’s real. And in most other religions their god/gods are real. The only “proof” is either miracles or visions. Which in most cases can’t always be proven true. I say yes, but only because I believe he is.

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Answer:4 Functions of Management Process: Planning, Organizing, Leading, Controlling

Planning and Decision Making – Determining Courses of Action.

Organizing – Coordinating Activities and Resources.

Leading – Managing, Motivating and Directing People.

Controlling – Monitoring and Evaluating activities.

Explanation:

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Your company manufactures riding lawn mowers.One of your customers,Marie,writes a claim,demanding a compensation for her faulty

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Answer: D) As stated in our contract,we are liable to pay compensation only when our personnel repair the equipment

Explanation:

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M7_IND4. Andre Greipel is the owner of a small company that produces heart rate monitors. The annual demand is for 2,250 heart r

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Answer :

a) Economic Production Quantity = 1,612 monitors

b) Number of setups = 1.4

c) Total cost = $972.12 per year

Explanation :

As per the data given in the question,

a) Economic Production Quantity = sqrt((2 × annual demand × set up cost) ÷ carrying cost × (1 - daily demand ÷ daily production))

=sqrt((2 × 2,250 × $350) ÷ $0.80 × (1 - 35 ÷ 140))

= 1,620.19

= 1,621 monitors

b) Number of setups = Annual demand ÷ Economic production quantity

= 2,250 ÷ 1,621

= 1.3880

= 1.4

c) Formula of Total cost = Carrying cost + Annual setup cost

Carrying cost=(Economic production quantity ÷ 2) × Carrying cost × (1 - daily demand ÷ daily production)

= (1,612 ÷ 2)× $0.80 × (1 -35 ÷ 140)

= $486.30

Annual setup cost = (Annual demand ÷ Economic production quantity) × setup cost

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= $485.812

So, Total cost = $486.30 + $485.812

= $972.12 each year

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3 years ago

Q 9.37: when should the gross profit method of inventory valuation not be used because it is invalid?

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At the beginning of Year 1, a company reported a balance in common stock of $166,000 and a balance in retained earnings of $66,0

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Answer:

Explanation:

Shareholders equity = Common stock + Retained earnings

Beg. balance = Common stock+Retained earnings = 166,000 + 66,000 = 232,000

Statement of shareholder's equity

Beg balance 232,000

Issuance of common stock 56,000

Add: Net Income 46,000

Less: Dividends 11,600

End balance 322,400

Balance sheet

There is not information for preparation of balance sheet but following is the layout:

Assets:

Cash

Supplies

Prepaid rent

Land

Liabilities:

Accounts payable

Salaries

Utilities

Notes payable

Stockholder's equity:

Common stock 222,000 [166,000+56,000]

Retained earnings 112,000 [66,000+46,000]

Total 334,000

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