Answer
B. Cover Letter
Explanation
It is a single-page introductory document prepared for the recruiting agent which gives a glimpse of the potential candidate to the recruiter. It gives an highlight of the candidate’s overall strengths and the potentials that present him/her to the position as a great fit for the company. The cover letter typically helps the candidate to stand out from the rest of the recruits and aims at engaging the employer before going through the resume of the candidate.
Answer:
$160 overapplied
Explanation:
Icy Mocha company estimates it's factory overhead costs to be $35,000 and machine hours to be 5,000 for a period of one year.
The actual number of hours worked on job 333 and 334 equals a total of 4,980
The actual factory overhead costs are $34,700
The first step is to calculate the predetermined overhead rate
= Overhead costs/machine hours
= $35,000/5,000
= $7
The amount of either over or underapplied factory costs can be calculated as follows
= predetermined overhead rate×actual number of hours worked
= $7×4,980
= $34,860
The amount is then subtracted from the actual overhead costs
= $34,700-$34860
= -$160
= $160 overapplied
Hence the amount of overapplied factory overhead is $160
Answer:
Expected withdrawal is $45,000 for 30 years = total of $1,350,000
You will be required to invest in $25.063 every year.
Explanation:
By applying the goal seek formula in excel to determine the annual invested fund, based on a compounded interest rate of 6% over a duration of up to a maximum of 25 years from Year 0, we can clearly see that Savings ought to be $25,063 for every year.
The future Value of each saved fund is derived and added to future value of each years subsequent saved fund to arrive at a total expectation of $1,350,000 expected value after 25 years (i.e. $45,000 annual withdrawal x 30 years of withdrawal)
This brings total savings to $626,572 for the entire 25 years
Kindly refer to the attachment for breakdown of workings.
Okay i'm trying to find the rest of the answers but heres most of them:
1. Approximately how many people watch the March Madness tournament? Approximately 140 million people watch march madness.
2. March Madness is second to only one other sporting event? What is it? March Madness is second to only the Super Bowl.
3. What percentage of the NCAA's revenue comes from men's basketball? How is this revenue generated? NCAA generated a revenue around 90%.
4. How did Nike first gain brand exposure through men's basketball? Explain. Vaccaro, the Chief among the NCAA’s critics, Had Nike give the players free shoes to wearing during games. After that happened teams started to become sponsored by Nike.
5. How does best-selling author Michael Lewis argue that playing college sports impedes athletes from getting an education? Michael Lewis argues about how student-athletes spend more time on sports then education.
The answer is d. strategy
