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1.) Java Gourmet Coffee Java Gourmet Coffee reports the following data for April 2010 where 200,000 pounds of roasted gourmet coffee beans were actually produced (note: standard costs do not allow for any wastage), Actual: Direct Materials: Quantity of coffee beans: 210,000 pounds Cost per pound: $0.55 per pound Direct Labor: Direct labor rate: $19.00 per hour Labor hours used: 11,000 hours Variable Overhead: Actual costs: $21,000 Standard: Direct Materials: Quantity of coffee beans: 200,000 pounds Cost per pound: $0.50 per pound Direct Labor: Direct labor rate: $20.00 per hour Labor hours to be used: 0.05 hours per pound Variable overhead : $.10 per pound Refer to Java Gourmet Coffee. Calculate the total direct materials variance. 2.) Java Gourmet Coffee Java Gourmet Coffee reports the following data for April 2010 where 200,000 pounds of roasted gourmet coffee beans were actually produced (note: standard costs do not allow for any wastage), Actual: Direct Materials: Quantity of coffee beans: 210,000 pounds Cost per pound: $0.55 per pound Direct Labor: Direct labor rate: $19.00 per hour Labor hours used: 11,000 hours Variable Overhead: Actual costs: $21,000 Standard: Direct Materials: Quantity of coffee beans: 200,000 pounds Cost per pound: $0.50 per pound Direct Labor: Direct labor rate: $20.00 per hour Labor hours to be used: 0.05 hours per pound Variable overhead : $.10 per pound Refer to Java Gourmet Coffee. Calculate the direct materials price variance. 3.) Java Gourmet Coffee Java Gourmet Coffee reports the following data for April 2010 where 200,000 pounds of roasted gourmet coffee beans were actually produced (note: standard costs do not allow for any wastage), Actual: Direct Materials: Quantity of coffee beans: 210,000 pounds Cost per pound: $0.55 per pound Direct Labor: Direct labor rate: $19.00 per hour Labor hours used: 11,000 hours Variable Overhead: Actual costs: $21,000 Standard: Direct Materials: Quantity of coffee beans: 200,000 pounds Cost per pound: $0.50 per pound Direct Labor: Direct labor rate: $20.00 per hour Labor hours to be used: 0.05 hours per pound Variable overhead : $.10 per pound Refer to Java Gourmet Coffee. Calculate the direct materials efficiency variance. .

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Actual costs:
$21,000
Standard:
Direct Materials:
Quantity of coffee beans:
200,000 pounds
Cost per pound:
$0.50 per pound
Direct Labor:
Direct labor rate:
$20.00 per hour
Labor hours to be used:
0.05 hours per pound
Variable overhead
:

$.10 per pound
Refer to Java Gourmet Coffee. Calculate the total direct
materials variance.
2.)
Java Gourmet Coffee
Java Gourmet Coffee reports the following data for April 2010
where 200,000 pounds of roasted gourmet coffee beans were
actually produced (note: standard costs do not allow for any
wastage),
Actual:
Direct Materials:
Quantity of coffee beans:
210,000 pounds
Cost per pound:
$0.55 per pound
Direct Labor:
Direct labor rate:
$19.00 per hour

Labor hours used:
11,000 hours
Variable Overhead:
Actual costs:
$21,000
Standard:
Direct Materials:
Quantity of coffee beans:
200,000 pounds
Cost per pound:
$0.50 per pound
Direct Labor:
Direct labor rate:
$20.00 per hour
Labor hours to be used:

0.05 hours per pound
Variable overhead
:
$.10 per pound
Refer to Java Gourmet Coffee. Calculate the direct materials
price variance.
3.)
Java Gourmet Coffee
Java Gourmet Coffee reports the following data for April 2010
where 200,000 pounds of roasted gourmet coffee beans were
actually produced (note: standard costs do not allow for any
wastage),
Actual:
Direct Materials:
Quantity of coffee beans:
210,000 pounds
Cost per pound:
$0.55 per pound

Direct Labor:
Direct labor rate:
$19.00 per hour
Labor hours used:
11,000 hours
Variable Overhead:
Actual costs:
$21,000
Standard:
Direct Materials:
Quantity of coffee beans:
200,000 pounds
Cost per pound:
$0.50 per pound
Direct Labor:

Direct labor rate:
$20.00 per hour
Labor hours to be used:
0.05 hours per pound
Variable overhead
:
$.10 per pound
Refer to Java Gourmet Coffee. Calculate the direct materials
efficiency variance.

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1.) Two thousand frequent business travelers are asked which midwestern city they prefer: Indianapolis, Saint Louis, Chicago, or Milwaukee. 107 liked Indianapolis best, 454 liked Saint Louis, 1370 liked Chicago, and the remainder preferred Milwaukee. Develop a frequency table and a relative frequency table to summarize this information. (Round relative frequency to 3 decimal places.) City Frequency Relative Frequency Indianapolis St. Louis Chicago Milwaukee 2.) In June an investor purchased 350 shares of Oracle (an information technology company) stock at $22 per share. In August she purchased an additional 420 shares at $25 per share. In November she purchased an additional 510 shares at $31 per share. What is the weighted mean price per share? (Round your answer to 2 decimal places. Omit the "$" sign in your response.) The weighted mean is $ 3. Sally Reynolds sells real estate along the coastal area of Northern California. Below is the total amount of her commissions earned since 2000. Year Amount (thousands) 2000 $237.51 2001 233.8 2002 206.97 2003 248.14 2004 164.69 2005 292.16 2006 269.11 2007 225.57 2008 255.33 2009 202.67 2010 206.53 Find the mean, median, and mode of the commissions she earned for the 11 years. (Round your answers to 2 decimal places.) Mean Median Mode 4.The unemployment rate in the state of Alaska by month is given in the table below: Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 7.00 7.20 6.60 8.80 7.40 7.60 7.50 8.30 7.10 7.20 7.80 8.60 (a) What is the arithmetic mean of the Alaska unemployment rates? (Round your answer to 2 decimal places.) Arithmetic mean (b) Find the median and the mode for the unemployment rates. (Round your answers to 2 decimal places.) Median Mode 5.) A sample of the personnel files of eight employees at the Pawnee location of Acme Carpet Cleaners, Inc., revealed that during the last six-month period they lost the following number of days due to illness: 5 5 4 4 1 2 0 6 A sample of eight employees during the same period at the Chickpee location of Acme Carpets revealed they lost the following number of days due to illness. 2 1 0 10 2 2 3 0 (a) Calculate the range, mean and mean deviations for the Pawnee location and the Chickpee location.(Round mean and mean deviation to 2 decimal places.) Pawnee location Chickpee location Range Mean Mean deviation (b-1) Based on the sample data, which location has fewer lost days? (b-2) Based on the sample data, which location has less variation? 6. The annual report of Dennis Industries cited these primary earnings per common share for the past 5 years: $2.29, $1.18, $2.22, $4.42, and $3.4. (a) What is the arithmetic mean primary.

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1.) What type of cost information are reported to support mangerial purposes and decisions? 2.) Describe 2 major categories of purposes that are supported by cost information. 3.) Describe how cost information supports both these categories. 4.) What is cost object and how is it used by the management accountant? 5.) Explain how to arrive at the derivation of cost. 2-3 pages with references and cites .

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1.---Objects interact by sending messages to each other, asking other objects to invoke, or carry out, one of their methods. Identify and describe a real-world example of an object invoking another object's methods? 2.----An object in a computer system is like an object in the real world: it is a thing that has attributes and behaviors. Choose three real-world objects and describe their attributes and their behaviors. 3.-----Explain how a typical IDE is used. Explain the purpose of the various panes of the IDE. Justify the importance of this. Explain why it is helpful. 4.-----Develop a list of Java IDEs. Then compare and contrast its key aspects. Then choose the one you believe to be the most useful and provide a rationale please 1 and 1/2 to two pages.thank u .

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1.- What is the difference between deductive and inductive reasoning? 2.- What means that the science has ethical dimensions? 3.- To comply with the scientific method, a hypothesis must be: ______________________________ 4.- The approach to biology that is the opposite of systems biology is _____________________ 5.- Please explain all the steps of the scientific method (4 points) 6.- Please name one example of hypothesis that cannot be tested by direct experiment. .

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