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How much does each product cost for blue bell?
25.99 each pint
Ice cream flavors starting with a?
I think there is an "American Dream" Ice cream flavor from Ben and Jerry's! I hope I helped :)
What is the formular for determining the cost of ice cream with each topping costing .25 and ice cream costing 2.00?
2.00 +x(.25)=C. C is the cost of ice cream. X stands for the number of toppings.
The school committee has $800 to buy ice cream if each carton of ice cream cost five dollars how many cartons can the committee buy?
160
How does Activity-Based Costing work?
Activity-based costing (ABC) systems for applying overhead is a two-stage procedure.The first step begins with identifying significant activities in the production of the products (that is grouping similar activities into an activity pool) and assigning a cost to that pool according to the amount of resources consumed by the activity pools.In the second step:A cost driver (an event that results in the incurrence of cost) is identified and quantified ($$$) for eachactivity pool.A pool rate is computed for each activity by dividing the cost of each activity pool by the respective cost driver quantity.The activity cost for each product line is determined by multiplying the pool rate by the cost driver quantity incurred by each product line.Finally, to arrive at the activity cost per unit of product the activity cost for each product line is divided by each product line's production volume.The advantage of this system of applying cost is that it fairly and reflectively distributes cost among products because of the incorporation of multi cost drivers. At each step of the production (activity pools), there is a cost driver that has a rate that reflects the cost of producing with that activity. Thus by the end of the production, the costs assign are reflective of the process and costs.Hope that answers your question :)
How does Activity Based Costing work?
Activity-based costing (ABC) systems for applying overhead is a two-stage procedure.The first step begins with identifying significant activities in the production of the products (that is grouping similar activities into an activity pool) and assigning a cost to that pool according to the amount of resources consumed by the activity pools.In the second step:A cost driver (an event that results in the incurrence of cost) is identified and quantified ($$$) for eachactivity pool.A pool rate is computed for each activity by dividing the cost of each activity pool by the respective cost driver quantity.The activity cost for each product line is determined by multiplying the pool rate by the cost driver quantity incurred by each product line.Finally, to arrive at the activity cost per unit of product the activity cost for each product line is divided by each product line's production volume.The advantage of this system of applying cost is that it fairly and reflectively distributes cost among products because of the incorporation of multi cost drivers. At each step of the production (activity pools), there is a cost driver that has a rate that reflects the cost of producing with that activity. Thus by the end of the production, the costs assign are reflective of the process and costs.Hope that answers your question :)
What systems provides for a separate record of the cost of each particular quantity of product that passes through the factory?
Job Order Cost System
How do you find the cost of y sausages at 4 pence each?
You multiply the unit cost by the number of units. The product of y and 4 is 4y.
Why is factory overhead assigned to individual jobs?
The reason to do that is to keep each job separately so we know the cost of production for each product.
How did vertical integration allow business to reduce cost?
By controlling the business at each phase of a product's development, vertical integration allowed a business to reduce costs.
Wanting to know what a hoshizaki ice cream maker is.?
This is a reputable brand of ice cream maker. It would typically cost around two hundred dollars, but it will last you a long time. It should make you about a gallon of ice cream each time.
How does cost of production effected by economies of scale?
The more of a product you make the cheaper it becomes to make each one.
