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Blinn College decides to build snowboards within their Architect class. Within the past few years, Blinn College has been known worldwide as one of the greatest builders of snowboards. Blinn College has reported the following costs for the previous year. Assume no production inventories.         Cost of fiberglass (raw material) $ 119,000 Factory rent $ 67,200 Advertising $ 175,000 Utilities for factory $ 25,200 Wages of assembly workers $ 126,000 Production supervisor salary $ 63,000 Sales manager salary $ 58,800 Factory property taxes $ 16,800 Depreciation on production equipment $ 35,000 Cost of bindings (raw material) $ 35,000 Screws $ 1,680 Wages of snowboard painters $ 105,000 Wages for maintenance workers $ 53,200   Directions: Ensure that you place a $ sign before your answer, use commas in the appropriate places, and include .00 at the end. Compute the following:   1. Direct material costs 2. Direct labor cost 3. Manufacturing overhead 4. Total manufacturing cost 5. Prime cost 6. Conversion cost 7. Total period cost

Explain why a cell membrane is so very important for the formation of life.

How much ATP is generated from glycolysis?

What two roles can amino acids play within the body? 

What do antibodies, keratin, hemoglobin, and actin all have in common, besides being found within the body?

Write out the chemical equation for photosynthesis. 

Draw the basic structure of an amino acid.

When consuming food where does the vast majority of absorption occur in the body?