The direct labor efficiency/quantity variance for November of $1,800.
The labor efficiency variance focuses on the number of labor hours used in production. It is defined as the difference between the actual number of direct labor hours worked and budgeted direct labor hours that should have been worked based on the standards.
Labor efficiency variance equals the number of direct labor hours you budget for a period minus the actual hours your employees worked, times the standard hourly labor rate.
For example, assume your small business budgets 410 labor hours for a month and that your employees work 400 actual labor hours.
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Answer:
<u>Situational Influences </u>
Explanation:
Situational influences refer to those situation or state conditions which influence a buyers behavior. Physical, social and time factors or buyers own moods, affect a buyers buying habits i.e what the buyers buy and the quantity of purchases.
Physical surroundings refer to the physical situation of the buyer i.e the effect of location of the store, the design of the store etc.
Social surroundings refer to the effect of people who surround the buyer while he is considering a purchase.
Temporal effects refer to temporary or time bound situation of the buyer which relates to the time of the day a buyer visits the store.
Antecedent states refer to the pre existing state of mind of the buyer.
Collectively, these comprise situational influences in consumer buying decision process.
Answer:
D. Government agency report
Explanation:
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Answer:
Explanation:
Block on the table m(A) = m1,
block on the cord m2,
the coefficient of static friction is k1=0.4,
the coefficient of kinetic friction is k2 =0.28
(a)
Block A:
T = F(fr) = k1 •N = k(s) • m1 •g,
Block B: T = m2•g.
k1 • m1 •g= m2•g,
m1 = m2/k(s) = m2/0.4.
(b)
Block A:
T = F(fr) = k2 •N = k2 • m1 •g,
Block B:
T = m2•g.
k2• m1 •g= m2•g,
m1 = m2/k2 = m2/0.28.
