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svp [43]
2 years ago
3

Alcohol plus ___________ increases drowsiness, confusion, and anxiety. A. marijuana B. antihistamines C. tranquilizers

Business
2 answers:
Feliz [49]2 years ago
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A. Marijuana
Both Marijuana and alcohol causes confusion and drowsiness and anxiety.
Crazy boy [7]2 years ago
3 0

Mixing drugs together is never a good idea since at best their effects could be amplified, or even worse the combined mixture ends up being toxic to the one who is consuming it.

In the case of alcohol, from the drug options available, the drug that would end up amplifying the drowsiness, confusion, and anxiety would be (A) marijuana.

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Variable cost per unit = $6

Fixed Costs = $60,000

a) With selling price at $18, contribution margin = Selling price - Variable cost per unit = $12 $(18 - 6)

Break even point (in units) = Fixed Costs/Contribution Margin

= $60,000/$12 = 5,000 units

b) Forecast sales of 10,000 units with selling price at $14 each:

Total contribution to profits = Sales - Total Variable Costs

Sales = 10,000 x $14 = $140,000

Variable Costs = 10,000 x $6 = $60,000

Total Contribution = $80,000 (140,000 - 60,000)

c) Forecast sales of 15,000 units with selling price at $12.50 each:

Sales = 15,000 x $12.50 = $187,500

Variable Costs = 15,000 x $6 = $90,000

Total Contribution = $97,500.

Therefore, pricing at $12.50 each would result in the greater contribution to profits.

d) Other considerations crucial to the final decision about making and marketing the new product include: competitors' reactions to pricing, demand elasticity, consumers' preference, existing production technology, etc.

Explanation:

a) Contribution margin is equal to Selling price minus variable cost per unit.  This is the first element towards calculating break even point in units.

If 5,000 units are produced, total contribution would be equal to $60,000 ($12 x 5,000 units).

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<span>Assertion: cutoff, Valuation and allocation. </span>

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<span>Assertion:Completeness, cutoff. </span>


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<span>7. Several sales were entered and posted at incorrect </span>
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purchase power: 61,406.86

Explanation:

The stock will grow at 10%

and there is 4% inflation wich erodes the purchase power in the future.

Future value of the stocks:

20,000 \times (1+0.10)^{20}

Amount 134,550.00

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\frac{Nominal}{(1 + inflation)^{time} } = PV  

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time   20 years

inflation     0.04

\frac{134550}{(1 + 0.04)^{20} } = PV  

PV   61,406.86

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The River Falls Company has two divisions. The Cutting Division prepares timber at its sawmills. The Coating Division prepares t
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Answer:

a) Operating income at the cost of $11 is $660,000

b) Operating income at the cost of $9 is $540,000

c) Yes, the manager care what price is selected. The Cutting Division be a cost center.  

Explanation:

a)                                              Cutting                          Assembly

Revenue                              $660,000                       $2,500,000

Cost of services

Incurred                               $660,000                        $360,000

Transferred-in                           $0                              $660,000

Total                                    $660,000                        $1,020,000

Operating income                    $0                              $1,480,000

Operating income at the cost of $11 = 60,000 cords × $11 = $660,000

b)                                            Cutting                            Assembly

Revenue                               $540,000                       $2,500,000

Cost of services

Incurred                               $660000                        $360,000

Transferred-in                           $0                              $540,000

Total                                    $660000                        $900,000

Operating income              ($120,000)                       $1,600,000

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