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Respuesta:

Crane Company

Informes financieros de junio

a) Costo de bienes disponibles para la venta = $5,250

b) Costo unitario de promedio móvil para:

i) 1 de junio: = $5

ii) 12:  = $4.75

iii) 15: = $4.75

iv) 23:  = $5.75

v) 27:  = $5.25

Explicación paso a paso:

a) Cálculos:

Fecha Explicación Unidades Costo Unitario Costo Total Costo Promedio Móvil

1 de junio Inventario 150 $4 $600 $4.000

12 Compra 450 5 2,250 4.750

15 Venta 500 7 3,500 4.750

23 Compra 400 6 2,400 5.750

27 Venta 420 8 3,360 5.250

30 Inventario 80

Costo de bienes disponibles para la venta = Costo del Inventario Inicial + Costo de Compras = $5,250 + ($600 + 2,250 + 2,400)

b) Costo unitario de promedio móvil para:

i) 1 de junio: Costo de bienes disponibles/Unidades disponibles = $5 ($600/150)

ii)  12: Costo de bienes disponibles/Unidades disponibles = $4.75 ($600 + 2,250/600)

iii)  15: Costo de bienes disponibles/Unidades disponibles = $4.75 ($475/100)

iv)  23: Costo de bienes disponibles/Unidades disponibles = $5.75 ($475 + 2,400)/500

v)  27: Costo de bienes disponibles/Unidades disponibles = $5.25 ($420/80)

Answer:

3) A line has one dimension, length. (True)

5) A plane is made up of an infinite collection of lines. (True)

Explanation:

Geometry has three undefined terms:

a) point

b) line

c) plane

Examining the given statements:

1) A point described as (x, y) has two dimensions — this is incorrect because a point has no dimensions.

2) A plane has clear start and end points — this is false as a plane extends infinitely without boundaries.

3) A line has exactly one dimension, which is its length. (True)

4) A point consists of countless lines — this is false; actually, a line consists of infinite points.

5) A plane consists of an unending set of lines. (True)

x    y
1     290
2    280
3    270
4    260
5    250
6    240
7    230
8    220
9    210
10  200
11    90
12  180
13  170
14  160
15  150
16  140
17  130
18  120
19  110
20 100
21    90
22   80
23   70
24   60
25   50
26   40
27   30
28   20
29   10
30   0

Answer:

The charge for the first three hours is $4 per hour.

Subsequently, the rate decreases to $2 per hour until the sixth hour.

Between the sixth and tenth hours, the cost is reduced further to $1 per hour.

The maximum charge for renting the bike is $30.

Step-by-step explanation:

The incline on the graph indicates the hourly rate for the bike rental.

During the initial three hours, the rental fee rises by $4 for each hour.

From the third to the sixth hour, the graph’s slope indicates a rate of $2 per hour for the rental.

The charge drops to $1 per hour from the sixth to the tenth hour.

After the tenth hour, the price, P, remains constant. The highest fee for the bike rental is $30.

Out of 100 surveyed individuals, 35 work out in the morning, 45 in the afternoon, and 20 at night.

Jim is accurate.....
The ratio of morning exercisers to the whole group is 35/100.
The ratio of afternoon exercisers is 45/100.
The ratio for night exercisers is 20/100.