Total manufacturing costs=direct material+direct labor+manufacturing overhead
Calculate direct labor
Let direct labor be x
120%=1.2
1.2x=180000
Divide both sides by 1.2
X=180,000÷1.2
X=150,000 direct labor
Total manufacturing costs=
120,000+150,000+180,000
=450,000...answer
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Answer:
D. It involves analyzing relationships based on scientific data
Explanation:
Answer:
I suppose that when Dobry and Chet's entered a contract there was a time set for the reparations to begin, maybe not to end the repairs since that may vary, but at least to start working on them and try to do it fast.
If Chet's delayed their work and did not start repairing Dobry's equipment on time (5 days), then Dobry should be able to sue for consequential damages in order to recover money due to a foreseeable loss beyond the contract. If Dobry cannot operate its equipment then it cannot produce, so it is Chet's fault that their production is halted.
Answer:
The answer is: Leslie should fund projects A and C
Explanation:
In order to determine if a project should be accepted, the first thing Leslie has to do is determine the projects´ Net Present Value (NPV). If the NPV is 0 or more, then the projects could be funded.
The formula to calculate NPV is:
NPV = ∑{p/( 1+r)t} - C
- p = net cash flows from the period
- r = discount rate (8.5% in this case)
- t = number of periods
- c = capital invested
<u>Project A:</u>
p = $4000;$4000;$4000
r = 8.5%
t = 3
c = $7,500
The NPV for Project A is $2,716.09
<u>Project B:</u>
p = $3000;$4000;$3000
r = 8.5%
t = 3
c = $8,000
The NPV for Project B is $511.52
<u>Project C:</u>
p = $0;$2,500
r = 8.5%
t = 2
c = $2,000
The NPV for Project C is $123.64
Once you calculate the NPVs from projects A,B and C you must determine how to distribute the $15,000 available. All three projects have positive NPVs, so they are profitable. But you can´t fund projects A and B since their combined costs ($7,500 + $8,000 = $15,500) exceeds $15,000. Leslie should invest in project A since its NPV is higher ($2,716.09 ˃ $511.52). She should also fund project C since its NPV is positive ($123.64) and the capital needed is smaller (only $2,000).
Answer:
B
Explanation:
When goods produced in a country are sold to other countries, it is known as export.
When a country purchases a foreign produced good, it is known as import
the difference between export and import is known as net export.
Net export increases when export increases and decreases when import decreases.
As a result of the sale of the computer, US net export would increase and France's net export would decrease.