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Problem 10-26 Flexible Budget and Overhead Performance Report [LO4, LO5, LO6, LO7] Groschl Company has had great difficulty in controlling manufacturing overhead costs. At a recent convention, the president heard about a control device for overhead costs known as a flexible budget , and he has hired you to implement this budgeting program in Groschl Company. After some effort, you have developed the following cost formulas for the company Solution The Groschi Company Overhead Performance Report .
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![Problem 10-26 Flexible Budget and Overhead Performance Report [LO4, LO5, LO6, LO7]
Groschl Company has had great difficulty in controlling manufacturing overhead costs. At a
recent convention, the president heard about a control device for overhead costs known as a
flexible budget , and he has hired you to implement this budgeting program in Groschl Company.
After some effort, you have developed the following cost formulas for the company
Groschl Company has had great difficulty in controlling manufacturing overhead costs. At a
recent convention, the president heard about a control device for overhead costs known as a
flexible budget , and he has hired you to implement this budgeting program in Groschl Company.
After some effort, you have developed the following cost formulas for the company
Solution
The Groschi Company Overhead Performance Report](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/problem10-26flexiblebudgetandoverheadperformancereport-lo4-lo-230131045241-456b656b/85/Problem-10-26-Flexible-Budget-and-Overhead-Performance-Report-LO4-LO-docx-1-320.jpg)
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Source: Based on article by Parr, A., and Shanks, G. (2000). A Model of ERP Project Implementation. Journal of Information Technology, 15, 289–303.
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An IP datagram has arrived with the following information in the header(hex):
45000054 00030000 2006...
A.) What is the header size?
B.) Are there any options in the packet?
C.)What is the size of the data?
D.)Is the packet fragmented?
E.)How many more routers can the packet travel to?
F.)What is the protocol number of the payload being carried by the packet?
Solution
Answer:
We have given IP datagram derived with the information in Hex : 45000054 00030000 2006
Now , here we divide this information as the following :
A) Size of the header = 5 x 4 bytes = 20 Bytes
B) No, As you can see above
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D) Yes
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Solution
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Potential failures of the system:
Problems with collaborative research at Harvard School of Public Health:
Problems with collaborative research at UCLA:
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An economy is characterized by the following behavioral equations:
C = 100 + .8 Y D
I = 100
G = 200
T = .25 Y
Solve for each of the following. Show your calculations.
Equilibrium GDP ( Y )
Disposable income ( Y D )
Consumption spending ( C )
Private saving
Public saving
Suppose government spending increases by 10 (?G=10). By how much will GDP change? (?Y=?)
Solution
C = 100 + .8 Y D
I = 100
G = 200
T = .25 Y
At equilibrium:
Y=C+I+G
Y=100+0.8(Y-T)+100+200
Y=100+0.8(Y-.25Y)+300
Y=400+0.6Y
0.4Y=400
Y=1000
Yd=Y-T
Yd=1000-0.25 x 1000
Yd=750
C=100+0.8Yd
C=100+0.8x 750
C=700
In equilibrium
I+G=S+T
100+200=S+250
S=50
Public savings:
S=T-G
S=250-200
S=50
Private saving=
Y-T-C
1000-250-700
=50
If G increases by 10, then G=210.
Y=410+0.4Y
Y=1025
GDP will increase by 25. Hence a 10 increase in government spending will increase GDP by 25.
Government expenditure Multiplier= 25/10=0.25
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A.
Test of a control
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D.
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substantive test
Substantive procedures (or substantive tests ) are those activities performed by the auditor to detect material misstatement or fraud at the assertion level.
The different assertions of balances
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All of the following are false regarding apportionment except?
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Also indicate all zero-force members.
Check all that apply.
Check all that apply.
Also indicate all zero-force members. Check all that apply.
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DF and CF Only.
Explanation:
The chances of zero members can be DF, CF, GC, BH and CH.
Starting from DF: We know DF is zero member as there is no load in the joint D and DF joins a straight member CE....Likewise if DF is zero, then CF also becomes a zero member (in the same sense as explained for DF)...But this is not the case for BH as there is a load at joint B..CH also cannot be a zero member as it is not connected to just a straight member (instead BH also exist).....Now coming to GC, GC is not a zero member as there is a load acting at joint G.
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Do not copy paste and I don\'t need references. Just answer in at least 150 words.
Solution
The various reasons where organization have difficulty in following the implementation plan they create are as follow: -
1) Ineffective Leadership: - The sucess of the plan depends upon the competency of the leader. The leader has the responsibility to take his team forward. In time of difficulty if the leader is not able to manage things then the crust of project is lost.
2) Stimulus to Change: - When a organization creates a plan but it does not run as thought becasue of various internal and external factors. If the organization do not change as per the requirement then the plan essense is lost.
The problem that I faced while creating a implementation plan are as follows: -
1) Procurement of fund: - While I was creating a plan, the biggest problem for me was the procurement of fund. As fund carries a cost. If the cost of borrowed fund is higher that its a difficult situation for the fund.
2) Utilization of fund: - The other problem for me was how to utilize the fund as there is minimum cost that I would have to recover to satisfy my stakeholders.
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Solution
here H = {n e(element) Z| n is divisible by both 8 and 10}
and we have Z = { -inf .....-2,-1,0,1,2,3........+ inf}
n that is divisible by 8 and 10 is LCM of 8 , 10
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so any number divisible by both 8 , 10 is of form = 40 m where m is some intezer
let m =1 => 40
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1. Jan Cain deposited $19,500 in the bank on January 1, 1995, at an interest rate of 12% compounded annually. How much has accumulated in the account by January1, 2012?
2. Mark Schultz deposited $43,200 in the bank on January 1, 2002. On January 2, 2012, this deposit has accumulated to $84,974. Interest is compounded annually on the account. What rate of interest did Mark earn on the deposit?
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1 Amount=19500(1+.12) 17
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Given that,
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Width of slit (a)= a
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2015
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Solution :
Journal Entries in the books of Irwin Corporation as at December 31, 2015 -
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