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MArishka [77]
1 year ago
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Susan is creating a spreadsheet and she needs to enter the days of the week in column A. Susan should _____. Enter Sunday in cel

l A1, Monday in cell A2, Tuesday in cell A3, Wednesday in cell A4, Thursday in cell A5, Friday in cell A6, and Saturday in cell A7 enter Sunday in cell A1, place her mouse over the bottom right corner, and drag down enter Sunday in cell Al and use the autofill command enter Sunday in cell A1, highlight the cell, and use copy and paste command
Business
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Yuri [45]1 year ago
4 0

Enter January in A1 hold mouse in bottom right hand corner of cell. Hold mouse button down and drag the mouse. Excel will populate the months of the year

kaheart [24]1 year ago
3 0

Answer: option A i think

Explanation:

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1. The unit product cost under absorption costing and variable costing.

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Product Cost : Variable Costing = $19.00

2. Contribution format variable costing income statements for July and August.

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Sales                                                         1,196,000            1,612,000

Less Cost of Sales :                                 (437,000)             (513,000)

Opening Stock                                                0                      76,000

Add Production                                         513,000               513,000

Less Closing Stock                                   (76,000)               (76,000)

Contribution                                             759,000            1,099,000

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Selling and administrative expenses

Variable :                                                   (23,000)               (21,000)

Fixed :                                                      (169,000)             (169,000)

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Product Cost : Variable Costing = Variable Manufacturing Costs

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