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satela [25.4K]
2 years ago
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Kim is on a crew that sets up the equipment for a very popular musician. Before the concerts, she sets up lights, microphones, s

ound equipment, and video screens above the stage. After the concerts, she takes down the equipment Her job is best described as Sylvia sets up, runs, and maintains the equipment for a radio station. Her job is best described as Kenneth works in a small studio using technical equipment and computers. He edits television commercials. His job is best described as Jose works in a music studio operating the equipment for musicians to record their music before selling it to the public. He adjusts the equipment so the recordings have good, clear sound. His job is best described as​
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2 answers:
pickupchik [31]2 years ago
7 0

Answer:

✔ Audio and Video Equipment Technician

✔ Broadcast Technician

✔ Film and Video Editor

✔ Sound Engineering Technician

Explanation:

Imagine copying couldn't be me >_>

andrew11 [14]2 years ago
5 0

Answer:

✔ Audio and Video Equipment Technician

✔ Broadcast Technician

✔ Film and Video Editor

✔ Sound Engineering Technician

Explanation:

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0        -$100,000           -$100,000                          -$100,000

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2          $90,000              $74,380.17                        $10,743.80

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0       NA       50        0       50       NA      NA       NA

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4      223       40      372     412       10        93        103  

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FC=40

VC=TC-FC

MC=change in TC

AFC=FC/Q

AVC=VC/0

ATC=TC/0

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Date                     Item          Units           Unit Cost     Total Cost

September 1    Inventory           100           $3.34          $334.00

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September 30 Total                900                            $3,204.00

Ending inventory                     200

Cost of goods sold                 700

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Answer:

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