Hemingway, Inc. applies factory overhead based on direct labor costs. The company incurred the following costs during 2011: direct materials costs, $650,000; direct labor costs, $3 million; and factory overhead costs applied, $1,800,000. Assuming that the company’s $71,000 ending goods in process inventory account for 2011 had $20,000 of direct labor costs, determine the inventories direct material costs.
Helsel goes to see a physician concerning a particularly harsh flu. The doctor examines him, prescribes medication, and gives him a bill for
medical services. This agreement falls into which of the following categories of contracts?
Express-Individual-Voidable-Implied-Unilateral
HELPPPPPP!!! I cant find ANYTHING ONLINE or in this school article with five pages. I need help with these Law Studies questions for my homework.
Can you please use facts and quotes from court cases , like Tinker vs De-Moines or Bethel v. Fraser or JS v. Bethlehem School District-students or any case. I need at least one quote and one fact for every question. You can do research to find quotes in any source. anything will help. Thank you.
1) Do school officials have a right or an ethical obligation to restrict First Amendment rights for students?
2) How have the courts shaped the issue of student speech over time?
Henry needs a car for going to law school. He needs the car for three years. He can buy or lease a new Honda Civic.A lease requires $3,000 at the signing and $160 per month each of the following 36 months. (The first $160 payment is due one month after signing.) At the end of the lease the car goes back to the dealer.Alternatively, Henry can buy the car for $14,000 in cash; at the end of 36 months he is sure to sell it for $6000.a. Suppose Henry discounts future costs and benefits at 9% per year. Calculate the present discounted value (cost) of each of Henry’s options.b. Find the monthly discount rate (i.e., personal interest rate) at which Henry would be indifferent between the two options. What is this as an annual interest rate? (a graphical calculator will be required)
Henry needs a car for going to law school. He needs the car for three years. He canbuy or lease a new Honda Civic.A lease requires $3,000 at the signing and $160 per month each of the following…
Help with variance analysis:
The partner in charge of the engagement believes that an analysis of the company’s production variances will help the board to understand the root causes of the decline in profitability. The following information has been obtained from the production records for the most popular product, the snack cake. As a first step, the partner has asked you to calculate the flexible budget rate and efficiency and price variances for materials and labour for the snack cake. He believes that this analysis is a good starting point, as the other products are likely to show similar variances.
Raw ingredients (standard recipe):
10.2 standard units of input per unit of output (batch of 1,000).
$18.50 standard cost per unit of input
2.1 labour hours (standard units of input per unit of output (batch of 1,000)
$22.00 standard cost per unit of output for labour hours
Actual results:
Actual output (units) 46,400
Actual quantity of raw ingredients used 479,405
Actual cost of raw ingredients $8,744,344
Actual labour hours 111,360
Actual labour cost $2,422,080
Also, to help the board better understand the company’s performance, the partner has asked you to comment on the likely causes of any variances identified.
Henry Magruder made a mistake—he left a CD at the coffee station. Later, when Iris Majwubu was topping off her mug with fresh tea, hoping to wrap up her work on the current SQL code module before it was time to go home, she saw the unlabeled CD on the counter. Being the helpful sort, she picked it up, intending to return it to the person who’d left it behind.
help with unit 4 draft of introduction and literature review on ABORTION RIGHT, please use attached file as a
guideline
Running head: ABORTION RIGHT 1 Abortion RightStudent NameColumbia Southern UniversityJuly 31, 2017 ABORTION RIGHT 2Abortion RightIntroduction Abortion is the deliberate interruption of…
a.Create a network flow model for this problem. (Consider inserting intermediate nodes in your network to assist in meeting the minimum monthly purchase restrictions for each supplier and the minimum monthly shipping requirements for each port.)
b. Implement a spreadsheet model for this problem and produce a solution in solver and please make sure your work is shown in solver.
c. What is the optimal solution?
M21050-5
0.522
B. Beer’s law plot and best fit line for the data in Table 2.
C. Use the Beer’s law plot and best fit line to determine the concentrations for samples: M21050-1, M21050-2, M21050-3, M21050-4, M21050-5.
· M21050-1: 2.17 X 10-4
· M21050-2: 2.25 X 10-4
· M21050-3: 2.04 X 10-4
· M21040-4: 2.27 X 10-4
· M21050-5: 3.00 X 10-4
D. The company reported that sample M21050-2 has an M concentration of 0.0003M. Assuming that the results in Question C are 100% accurate and without error, is the company’s statement accurate? What is the percent error between the reported concentration and the concentration calculated in Question C?
If the concentration is correct in question C then the companies statement would not be correct. The error percentage is roughly 30%.
E. By law, Drug Company Q must have an M concentration between 2.85 x 10-4 M and 3.15 x 10-4M. all samples analyzed meet the legal requirements? Use the information from Question C to explain your answer.
The concentration in question C is 1 drug, M21050-5, this meets the requirements with a concentration of 3.00 X 10-4.
Henry invested $7,500 exactly 2 years ago. In exactly 3 years from now, he expects his investment to be worth $12,800. If he is correct, what would his compounded average annual growth rate be? [Keep at least 3 decimals in intermediate steps. Express your answer in percentage terms, rounded to 2 decimals ie. 2.25]
r =
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