#1 Work the following pricing problems for services rendered. (Round to hundredths.)
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Mathematics, 02.04.2020 01:21, dblayeeoxmr57
#1 Work the following pricing problems for services rendered. (Round to hundredths.)
Labor rate = $8.50 per hour
Labor time = 4 3/4 hours
Overhead rate = 85%
Retail price for parts = $17.75
Total job cost? $
#2 Work the following pricing problems for services rendered. (Round to hundredths.)
Labor rate = $7.00 per hour
Labor time = 15 hours
Overhead rate = 110%
Retail price of parts = $38.75
Total job cost? $
#3 Work the following pricing problems for services rendered. (Round to tenths.)
Labor rate = $8.00 per hour
Labor time = 6 hours
Retail price of parts = $0
Total job cost = $86.00
Overhead rate? %
#4 Work the following pricing problems for services rendered. (Round to hundredths.)
Hourly rate, worker A = $15.00
Hourly rate, worker B = $8.00
Hourly rate, worker C = $5.25
Labor time, worker A = 2 1/2 hours
Labor time, worker B = 1 hour
Labor time, worker C = 3/4 hour
Overhead rate = 75%
Retail price of goods = $125.50
Total cost of job? $
#5 Work the following pricing problems for services rendered. (For all calculations use hundredths.)
Labor time = 4 1/2 hours
Overhead rate = 95%
Retail price of parts = $134.75
Total cost of job = $241.98
Hourly rate? $
Thanks s much please answer them all that's why I gave the extra points :)
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