DivisionAccountingPersonnelInformationTechnologySalesProduction8.9.10.90Number of EmployeesNo ShowsPald(Non- CancellationsRegistrations Attended refundable) (Refundable)502614(I)208150185TRAINING ATTENDANCE AND RELATED COSTS BY DIVISIONTRAINING ATTENDANCEC. $40,000.D. $41,600.81156102157The value of (III) isA. $31,200.B. $32,448.The value of (IV) isA. $6,525.B. $7,050.C. $9,225.D. $9,450.6283123324175AttendanceRatio ofThoseRegistered0.520.90(II)AdjustedCost perTotalCost perSalary Registration Registration Cancellation Training Registration(5)(5) Payment (5) Refunds ($) Cost (5)(5)6,7001005,000 1,000 10,7002682,700225 (IV)47,2006,0000.85 4,6250.75 10,400 20075The value of (V) (rounded to the nearest whole dollar) isA. $71.B. $83.C. $86.D. $98.RELATED COSTSRegistration Cost140606,750(III)21,00011,1004,8001062571852,380 24,620300 15,425 (V)

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Number of Employees No Shows Pald (Non- Cancellations Division Registrations Attended refundable) (Refundable) Registered Attendance Ratio of Those Accounting 50 26 14 (I) 0.52 Personnel Information Technology Sales Production 8. 9. 10. 90 208 150 TRAINING ATTENDANCE 185 81 156 102 157 The value of (III) is A. $31,200. B. $32,448. C. $40,000. D. $41,600. The value of (IV) is A. $6,525. B. $7,050. C. $9,225. D. $9,450. 6 28 31 23 3 24 17 in 5 Cost per Salary Registration (5) (8) 6,700 100 0.90 2,700 75 10,400 0.75 RELATED COSTS Registration Cost The value of (V) (rounded to the nearest whole dollar) is A. $71. B. $83. C. $86. D. $98. 200 (II) 6,000 140 0.85 4,625 60 Total Adjusted Cost per Registration Cancellation Training Registration Payment (5) Refunds ($) Cost (5) (5) 5,000 1,000 10,700 268 6,750 (III) 21,000 11,100 2 225 (IV) 106 4,800 47,200 257 2,380 24,620 185 3 300 15,425 (V)

Number of Employees No Shows Pald (Non- Cancellations Division Registrations Attended refundable) (Refundable) Registered Attendance Ratio of Those Accounting 50 26 14 (I) 0.52 Personnel Information Technology Sales Production 8. 9. 10. 90 208 150 TRAINING ATTENDANCE 185 81 156 102 157 The value of (III) is A. $31,200. B. $32,448. C. $40,000. D. $41,600. The value of (IV) is A. $6,525. B. $7,050. C. $9,225. D. $9,450. 6 28 31 23 3 24 17 in 5 Cost per Salary Registration (5) (8) 6,700 100 0.90 2,700 75 10,400 0.75 RELATED COSTS Registration Cost The value of (V) (rounded to the nearest whole dollar) is A. $71. B. $83. C. $86. D. $98. 200 (II) 6,000 140 0.85 4,625 60 Total Adjusted Cost per Registration Cancellation Training Registration Payment (5) Refunds ($) Cost (5) (5) 5,000 1,000 10,700 268 6,750 (III) 21,000 11,100 2 225 (IV) 106 4,800 47,200 257 2,380 24,620 185 3 300 15,425 (V)

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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