Swimlanes (or lanes) identify departments or individual actors within an organization in a process.

On a manufacturing company’s income statement, direct labor is included with Cost of Goods Sold.

A company had the following information about its manufacturing overhead costs during the year. Determine the adjustment that is needed to Cost of Goods Sold at year end. Estimated overhead costs, beginning of the year $520,000 Actual overhead incurred $500,000 Applied overhead based on predetermined overhead rate $510,000

Lightfoot Company sells its product for $55 and has variable costs of $30 per unit. The total fixed costs are $25,000. What will be the effect on the breakeven point in units if variable costs increase by $5 due to an increase in the cost of direct materials?

Foyle’s Manufacturing has the following information. Use the relevant information to calculate Cost of Goods Manufactured.   Beginning Balance Ending Balance Raw Materials Inventory $20,000 $10,000 Work-in-Process Inventory 50,000 60,000 Finished Goods Inventory 25,000 30,000 Direct materials used in production $200,000 Direct labor 500,000 Manufacturing overhead applied 1,000,000

Shiloh Company completed Job 12 on November 30. Based on information from Job 12’s cost sheet, what is the total cost of Job 12? Direct labor cost $840 Direct materials cost $1,100 Machine hours incurred 7 hours Direct labor hours incurred 22 hours Predetermined overhead allocation rate $90 per machine hour

You have worked up an appetite from taking this test and decide it is time for a snack. You have a few options of chips and dips available to you: Chips: Tortilla chips, Original Lays, Flaming Hot Cheetos, Ruffles Dips: Queso, Salsa, French Onion Dip, Ranch Dip If the test has made you go crazy enough to try ALL possible combinations of chips and dips, then how many total combinations do you have to try? (Disclaimer: Your teacher is not responsible for what happens if you actually try this)

State whether the following argument is inductive or deductive:Premise: Jack went up the hill.Premise: Jill went up the hill.Conclusion: Everyone went up the hill.

Suppose there is a 25% chance to win on a scratch off lottery ticket, and you buy 3. Answer the following and round to 4 decimal places: a) What is the probability of winning three times in a row? [BLANK-1] b) What is the probability of losing three times in a row? [BLANK-2] d) What is the probability of winning on at least one of the three tickets? [BLANK-3]

You roll a PAIR of fair dice. Answer the following questions and round to the nearest thousandth: a) What is the probability you roll a 10? [BLANK-1] b) What is the probability you roll a 6? [BLANK-2] d) What is the probability you roll a 1? [BLANK-3]