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3 years ago

How does the viscosity of the magma fed to volcanoes affect nearby life and property?

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<span>A volcano that expels highly viscous magma is a greater threat to life and property because it is more explosives and thus is more difficult or impossible to predict. When there are more explosives happen, the damage that created to nearby life and poverty will also be increased. Depending on the amount of magma that being erupted, it might take more than ten years for the soil to have good enough composition for plants to grow.</span>

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Variability

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Variability expresses the notion that a service may vary in standard or quality from one provider to the next or from occasion to the next.

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Nick and Matt are the partners in a local health food store. They

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a. The amount that each invested is: Nick $21,900; Matt $51,100.

b. Percent of the business owned by Matt is 70%.

a. Amount invested by each

First step is to calculate the total parts

Total parts=3x + 7x

Total parts=10x

Second step is to calculate the cost per part(x)

Cost per part(x)=73,000/10

Cost per part(x)=7,300

Third step is to calculate the money invested by Nick and Matt

Money invested by Nick=3x

Money invested by Nick=3×7,300

Money invested by Nick=$21,900

Money invested by Matt=7x

Money invested by Matt=7×7,300

Money invested by Matt=$51,100

b. Percent owned by Matt

Using this formula

Percent owned by Matt =Part owned by matt/Total part

Let plug in the formula

Percent owned by Matt =7x/(3x+7x)

Percent owned by Matt=7x/10x

Percent owned by Matt=0.7×100

Percent owned by Matt =70%

Inconclusion the amount that each invested is Nick $21,900; Matt $51,100 and the percent of the business owned by Matt is 70%.

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3 years ago

Jones Company sells an average of 200 chairs per week, of which 30% are regular chairs and 70% are executive chairs. Regular cha

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Contribution margin per unit: $42.9

Total contribution margin: $8,580

Explanation:

The contribution margin per unit is calculated by calculating the total contribution margin, which is basically the total sales, minus the costs of production, in this cae we have that we sold:

60 regular chairs

140 executive charis

Now the total in sales is:

Regular sales: $6,000

Executive chairs: $23,800

The variable cost of each is:

Regular chairs: $3720

Executive chairs: $17,500

We add up the sales and withdraw from it the total variable cost:

29,800-21,220=8,850

The total contribution margin is equal to $8850.

And the contribution margin per unit is given by dividing the total contribution margin by the number of units sold:

8850/200= 42.9

So the contribution margin per unit is 42.9 dollars.

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3 years ago

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The adjusted journal entry is shown below:

Corp Laundry supplies Expense A/c Dr $6,580

To Corp Laundry supplies A/c $6,580

(Being the corp supplies expense is recorded)

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4 years ago

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I think it would be either B or C

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