Answer:
"Threaten to always accommodate" is the correct choice.
Explanation:
- As we acknowledge accommodation seems to be the phase wherein we change current understanding in anything other than a sense that new information of interest is integrated.
- And then we can tell whether Mattie won't try to compromise Irene and will therefore surely consider to "intimidate to accommodate" Irene throughout all times. Accommodate means, for example, introducing a piece of different information about what another person asks mother in some kind of a railway station what it's really. Mother says this is train and starts running on what seems like a device like buses running on roadways.
I believe the answer is: task-oriented listening
Listeners who prefers task-oriented listening tend to only pay attention if the communicators speak about something that relevant to the goals that they want to achieve. This type of listeners tend to be more effective in a situation when there is a limited time to finish a certain project, like bob.
Answer:
Inventory= $530,000
Explanation:
Giving the following information:
Vaughn Manufacturing sells its product for $90 per unit. During 2019, it produced 60000 units and sold 50000 units (there was no beginning inventory).
Costs per unit:
direct materials $24
direct labor $14
variable overhead $3.
Fixed costs are:
$720000 manufacturing overhead
Manufacturing cost under absorption costing= direct material + direct labor + variable manufacturing overhead + fixed manufacturing overhead
Manufacturing cost under absorption costing= 24* 60,000 + 14*60,000 + 3*60,000 + 720,000= $3,180,000
Unitary cost= 3,180,000/60,000= $53
Inventory= 53*10,000= $530,000
Answer and Explanation:
According to the scenario, computation of the given data are as follow:-
a).Work shift per day = 8 hours
Average of arriving trucks = 40
Loading time of workers = 8 min.
Earning of truck drivers = $20
Earning of workers = $18
If the truck drivers are engaged for one station, the cost may be focused on truck drivers in the system at a certain point. But if it's not, then the cost in the line must be dependent on truck drivers, since that's the best approximation of scope.
b). Hourly Cost for this System =Truck Driver Cost × No. of Trucks in an Hour + Worker Hourly Cost
= $20 × (60 ÷ 8) + $18
= $20 × 7.5+ $18
= $168
c). If they add additional dock. Then Their Total Cost in an hours
= $168 ×2
= $336 (because both worker take similar time so simultaneously 2 truck can be loaded)
If the cost doubles, the average no. of trucks service doubled too along with the ability of company to send out delivered trucks. So option 2 is better.
