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2 years ago

Which of these describes the proper handwashing technique? When applying soap and scrubbing, you must?

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2 answers:

NNADVOKAT [17]2 years ago

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Answer:

Add Water

Explanation:

In proper hand washing technique, it is important to add water to the soap during scrubbing to wash off the stain and dirt. The essence is to avoid germs sticking on that particular surface.

natita [175]2 years ago

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The proper technique of washing your hands is you need to put some water on then you have to put on soap and your choice if you want to sing happy birthday because happy birthday is enough time to wash off all the germs and soap in the right time and you know the rest to dry your hands and all the other stuff your welcome!

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Answer:

a:Total Variable Costs $26

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b:Net Income Variable Costing $100,000

b: Net Income Absorption Costing $ 100,000

Explanation:

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Costs per case under Variable Costing

Direct materials per case 16

Direct labor per case 7

Variable manufacturing overhead per case 3

Total Variable Costs $26

Costs per case under Absorption Costing

Direct materials (30,000*16) 480,000

Direct labor (30,000*7) 210,000

Variable manufacturing overhead (30,000*3) 90,000

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Total fixed manufacturing overhead $120,000

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Sales (30,000*34) 1020,000

Direct materials (30,000*16) 480,000

Direct labor (30,000*7) 210,000

Variable manufacturing overhead (30,000*3) 90,000

Total Variable Costs 780,000

Contribution Margin 240,000

Fixed Expenses 140,000

Total fixed manufacturing overhead $120,000

Fixed selling and administrative 20,000

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Absorption Costing Income Statement

For the Third Quarter of 2017

Sales (30,000*34) 1020,000

Direct materials (30,000*16) 480,000

Direct labor (30,000*7) 210,000

Variable manufacturing overhead (30,000*3) 90,000

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Answer:

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returns = $4800

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solution

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