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What is an example of good workstation ergonomics?

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Sever21 [200]3 years ago

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Answer:

Back should be straight with a slight lordosis (inward curve) in the lower spine. Neck and head upright (ears aligned with your shoulders) Shoulders should be pulled back but relaxed. No twisting or leaning on one side.

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Grease payments, Option A, are payments to ensure receiving the standard treatment that a business ought to receive from a foreign government, but might not due to the obstruction of a foreign official

Explanation:

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Explanation:

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Tim purchased a bounce house one year ago for $6,500. During the year it generated $4,000 in cash flow. If Time sells the bounce

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Tim's rate of return under these conditions would be 55.38%.

Explanation:

Rate of return refers to the income realized or to be realized from an investment expressed as a proportion of the cost of that investment.

For Time, his rate of return can be calculated using the rate of return formula as follows:

Rate of return = Net return / Purchase price .................... (1)

Where;

Rate of return = ?

Net return = Total realizable amount - Purchase price .......... (2)

Purchase price = $6,500

Total realizable amount = Cash flow generated + Amount to realize if sold = $4,000 + $6,100 = $10,100

Substitute the relevant values into equation (2), we have:

Net return = $10,100 - $6,500 = $3,600

Substitute the relevant values into equation (1), we have:

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Cost of Goods Manufactured 356,700

Net Profit before Income Tax= 566,350

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Cost of Goods Manufactured Schedule

Raw materials Inventory - October 31 41,000

Add Raw Materials Purchases 186,500

Less Raw Materials Inventory - November 30 53,000

Raw Materials Used = 174,500

Direct labor 44,000

Factory Overhead: 145,200

Indirect labor 45,000

Factory Utilities 10,500

Factory Supplies Used 16,300

Depreciation-Factory Equipment 17,500

Property Tax on Factory 5,500

Rent - Factory Equipment 45,000

Repairs - Factory Equipment 5,400

Total Manufacturing Costs 363,700

Add Work in Process Inventory - November 30 44,000

Cost of Goods Available for Manufacture 407,700

Less Work in Process Inventory - October 31 51,000

Cost of Goods Manufactured 356,700

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Cost of Goods Sold Schedule

Cost of Goods Manufactured 356,700

Add Finished Goods Inventory - November 30 71,800

Cost of Goods Available for Sale 428,500

Less Finished Goods Inventory - October 31 73,500

Cost Of Goods Sold 355,000

Waterways Corporation

Income Statement for the month of November

Sales 1,425,000

Less Cost of Goods Sold 355,000

Gross Profit 1070,000

Less Operating expenses : 503650

Office Supplies Expenses 71,000

Advertising Expense 52,000

Salaries 335,000

Depreciation-Office Equipment 2,900

Sales Commissions 42,750

Net Profit before Income Tax= 566350

( here the salaries are treated as office salaries not factory salaries)

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Balance Sheet for the month of November

Assets

Cash 255,000

Accounts Receivable $290,000

Prepaid Expenses 42,500

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