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How should a coach create team commitment to her vision for the team?

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e. a and c?

A coach should create team commitment to her vision for the team by communicating the vision and motivate the team to support it and by state goals clearly and only once, and then show that she means business. What a coach should not do is relying on her raw intelligence rather than seek information from other sources and use coercion, because this two do not work.

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Total amount Invested = 52,500

Since both stocks cost 50, total number of share he purchased = 52,500/50 = 1,050 shares

Total number of shares = 1,050

Let x be the total number of Ed shares. Therefore Ngg shares = 1050-x

Ed Stock dividend return = x*0.05*50

Ngg stock dividend return = (1050-x)*0.06*50

Since total was 2,815, we add and equate the two as shown below:

x*0.05*50 + (1050-x)*0.06*50 = 2815

2.5x + 3150 -3x = 2815

0.5x = 335

x 335/0.5

x = 670 shares

Ed stock = 670 shares

Ngg stock =1050-670 = 380 shares

So, you purchased 670 shares of consolidated edison (ed) stock and 380 shares of national grid (ngg) stock

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A worksheet contains sales dollars for agents with your company. The values are $1,250, $1,090, $985, $985, $880, $756, $675, $6

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Answer:We use the Large Function. the general formula is =LARGE(first cell:last cell,3) .Please refer to the explanation section for details

Explanation:

Let us assume

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=LARGE(A1:A2,3)

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The contract A yields a loss under ABC but Contract B yields a profit.

ABC Profit contract A $ (3000) contract B $ 11250

Under absorption costing both contract yield profits.

Absorption Profit contract A $ 3250 contract B $7500 

Management should make decisions using ABC and reject Contract A and accept Contract B.

Explanation:

Customer AAA BBB

Component Type A999 B999

Contract Value ($) $27,000 $100,000

Contract Quantity 1,000 unit 2,000 unit

Material cost/unit $15 $20

Molding time/batch 5 hours 7.5 hours

Batch size 100 units 50 units

Activity Based Rate= Cost per Unit of Cost Driver

Activity Cost driver Cost Rate

Molding 2,000 $150,000 $150,000 / 2,000 = 75

Inspection 150 $75,000 $75,000/150 = 500

Production 20 $125,000 $125,000/20= 6250

Total $ 350,000

Cost Drivers Consumed

Activity A999 B999

Molding time/batch 5 hours* 10 7.5 hours *40

50 300

Batch size 1,000 unit/ 100 units 2,000 unit/50 units

= 10 =40

ABC Profits for Each Contract

A999 B999

Selling Price $27,000 $100,000

Materials 15*1000 20 * 2000

= 15000 = 40,000

Molding 50 hours *75 300* 75

3750 22500

Inspection 10 batches *500 40 batches *500

$ 5000 $ 20000

Management Contracts $ 6250 $ 6250

Total $ 30,000 $ 88,750

Profit $ (3000) $ 11250

Overhead Rate Absorption Costing

Total Overheads= ( 150,000 + 125,000+ 75000) = $ 350000

Annual Molding Hours = 2000

Rate= $ 350,000/2000=$ 175 per molding hour

Absorption Costing

Profit For each Contract

A999 B999

Selling Price $27,000 $100,000

Materials 15*1000 20 * 2000

= 15000 = 40,000

Overheads 50 hours *175 300 Hours *175

= 8750 = 52,500

Total Cost 23750 92500

Profit 3250 7500

The contract A yields a loss under ABC but Contract B yields a profit.

Under absorption costing both contract yield profits.

Management should make decisions using ABC and reject Contract A and accept Contract B.

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