11.1.21 – T Table Critical Values
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Given the T probability % along with the degrees of freedom in two different scenarios… find the critical value that would be used.
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Given the T probability % along with the degrees of freedom in two different scenarios… find the critical value that would be used.
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Given the sample size, the average amount over speed limit, the standard deviation, and the confidence interval… calculate the margin of error along with determining the sample size that would yield a margin of error less than 1 (or other value).
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Given the mean cost of an audit session, the sample size, the sample mean, and the standard deviation… calculate a confidence interval and asks what it means.
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Asks if supply chain decisions are NOT strategic and why.
Given the purchase price of equipment, the estimated service life, the residual value, machine working hours, the hours operated per year… calculate the depreciation expense using straight-line, double-declining, and units-of-production hours.
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Given the price of the equipment, the price at which it sold, and the depreciation… find the gain on the sale of equipment.
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Given the price of the item, the amount it sold for as well as the accumulated depreciation… prepare the journal entry.
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Given the book value for the building, the fair value, and the book value for the fair value of the equipment… find the balance sheet at the end of the year.
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Given the incurred cost, gas expected, and extracted gas… find the depletion for Year 1 and for Year 2.
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Switches from the straight line to double declining! Also gives the answer if keep as straightline but change residual and useful years. Gives acquired man facility, allocated purchase price, useful life, residual value. Asks for depreciation on building YR3 after switching to double declining.
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