Appliance Apps has the following costs associated with its production and sale of devices that allow appliances to receive commands from cell phones. Beginning Inventory Units Produced 25,000 Units Sold 20,000 Selling Price per Unit $146 Variable Sales and Administration Expenses $4 Fixed Sales and Administration Expenses $975,000 Direct Material Cost per Unit $26 Direct Labor Cost per Unit $11 Variable Manufacturing Overhead Cost per Unit $3 Fixed Manufacturing Overhead Cost per Month $977,500 Prepare an income statement under the absorption method. If an amount box does not require an entry, leave it blank. Appliance Apps Income Statement: Absorption Cost of Goods Sold: Total Cost of Goods Sold Sales and Administrative Expenses: Variable Fixed Prepare an income statement under the variable costing method. If an amount box does not require an entry, leave it blank.

A signed letter / certificate must be submitted to the court to prove that the document             was produced by the computer system in the course of its ordinary use. Answer the       following questions : a) Can the system administrator sign that letter? Yes / No   b) If the system is related to finance department, can the finance manager sign that                                  letter? Yes / No.   c) If an IT manager just joined the company, and the document was produced                                 before he joined the company, can the IT manager sign the document? Yes / No.

A VAR is an organization that O provides IT consulting services, mostly to small businesses conducts research and testing for a system or app during development O purchases products from manufacturers and resells them to the public sells equipment and technology needed for system development

Julia is driving down Interstate 95 on her way from New England to Florida and sees a billboard saying, "South of the Border" Restaurant and Motel is just 100 miles away." Julia has never heard of South of the Border before. After seeing the sign, she will most likely need "additional" exposure and longer period of time to know this product (restaurant) before deciding to stop at "South of the Border". This is an example of ___________.      rejection of advertising.     subliminal advertising.     product underwhelm.     Influncer marketing     the lagged effect.