Answer:
equivalent cost per unit for labor: $4.1982
Explanation:
complete and transferred 165,000
work on ending WIP 16,500 // 22,000 x 75%
previous work on beginning (8,000) // 20,000 x 40%
Equivalent units 173,500
labor cost added during the period 726,825
equivalent cost 726,825/173,500 = 4.198193084
equivalent cost per unit for labor: $4.1982
Answer:
The Square Box should accept Project B only
Explanation:
Square Box should decide the project whose Net present value (NPV) of future cash inflow is higher than the initial cost of investment
NPV of cash inflow from Project A = 3,000/(1+12%)+7,000/(1+12%)^2+10,000/(1+12%)^3 = $15,377, lower then initial cost of $18,000 → deny Project A
NPV of cash inflow from Project B = 3,000/(1+12%)+7,000/(1+12%)^2+15,000/(1+12%)^3 = $18,936, higher then initial cost of $18,000 → accept Project B
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growth_multiplier is 1.1
savings = 100
desc = "compound interest
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# Place product of growth_multiplier and savings to year 1
Year 1 = growth_multiplier* savings
# Print
print(type(year1))
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# Place addition of desc & desc
doubledesc will be desc + desc
# Print doubledesc
print(doubledesc)
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Answer: A negative referral.
Explanation: Veronica has given a negative report of the laptop she bought from local salesperson to her family and friends therefore a negative referral has been given about the salesperson, which would discourage the family and friends from buying things from that local salesperson in the future.
To better facilitate an understanding of layout issues, Arnold Palmer Hospital studies using (A) queuing theory.
Explanation:
Queuing theory also known as the "queuing theory" it is used to examine the various component in waiting line that needs to be served.
The queuing theory refers to the various component like the arrival process,the service process,number of computerized system, number of servers used and the number of people in queue (i.e customers)
The various applications of the queuing theory include -traffic management,(vehicles management, two or four wheeler), scheduling patients in government hospitals, jobs that are done on machines, computer programs), and facility designs of supermarkets.
Thus,In a hospital settings the layout issues can be dealt by understanding the queuing theory.
