Required: Prepare the Hiatt Hotel's bank reconciliation for January 20X2. lato qioon de Annd Problem 10 The Terica Café uses a standard cost approach to aid in controlling its food costs. Listed below are the sales price, standard food cost, and quantity sold for its five sandwiches for the week ended August 28. Required Item Selling Price Standard Food Quantity LanSold benhg holltila Cost Evalu e et Pork Barrel kal $4.95 Idovs $1.60 50 Chicken Breast 4.4509 100 1.40 ylim Burger Delightod orlt es ov sv-3.95 how 0.95 2sri orlw emc 150 tosa1.70la ed ei 80v Ocean Catch in 4.95uf edd2.95 won e 0.45 lesiti 40 r IAGO the o Egg Salad aplgre 626 Chapter 12l The actual sales for the week equaled $1,799.00 while the total actual food costs equaled 18 hoaoRe $547.00. 0812 Required: 15Wom mwslhol lont 00.2 1. Calculate the standard food cost percentage based on the information above. 2. Calculate the standard food cost percentage assuming 100 of each item is sold during a week. rilsh Ins 3. Calculate the actual food cost percentage for the week. Proble

Required: Prepare the Hiatt Hotel's bank reconciliation for January 20X2. lato qioon de Annd Problem 10 The Terica Café uses a standard cost approach to aid in controlling its food costs. Listed below are the sales price, standard food cost, and quantity sold for its five sandwiches for the week ended August 28. Required Item Selling Price Standard Food Quantity LanSold benhg holltila Cost Evalu e et Pork Barrel kal $4.95 Idovs $1.60 50 Chicken Breast 4.4509 100 1.40 ylim Burger Delightod orlt es ov sv-3.95 how 0.95 2sri orlw emc 150 tosa1.70la ed ei 80v Ocean Catch in 4.95uf edd2.95 won e 0.45 lesiti 40 r IAGO the o Egg Salad aplgre 626 Chapter 12l The actual sales for the week equaled $1,799.00 while the total actual food costs equaled 18 hoaoRe $547.00. 0812 Required: 15Wom mwslhol lont 00.2 1. Calculate the standard food cost percentage based on the information above. 2. Calculate the standard food cost percentage assuming 100 of each item is sold during a week. rilsh Ins 3. Calculate the actual food cost percentage for the week. Proble

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