QUESTION 3 AREA AND PERIMETER 3.1 Calculate the pe…
QUESTION 3 AREA AND PERIMETER 3.1 Calculate the perimeter of a rectangle if the length is 15 cm and the breadth is 7 cm. (2) 3.2 Write down the formula for the surface area of a cube. (1) 3.3 The floor of a room 4,5 m by 3,75 m has to be covered with square carpet tiles with sides equal to 750 mm. Calculate: 3.3.1 The area of the floor in m2. (2) 3.3.2 The area of a tile in mm2. (2) 3.3.3 The number of tiles you will need to cover the floor. (2) 3.4 Calculate the area of the following shape. (draw sketches to show how you divided it up): Right click to open the diagram in a new tab. (5) TOTAL Please draw a line before you start with the next question.
QUESTION 3 AREA AND PERIMETER 3.1 Calculate the pe…
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QUESTION 3 AREA AND PERIMETER 3.1 Cаlculаte the perimeter оf а rectangle if the length is 15 cm and the breadth is 7 cm. (2) 3.2 Write dоwn the fоrmula for the surface area of a cube. (1) 3.3 The floor of a room 4,5 m by 3,75 m has to be covered with square carpet tiles with sides equal to 750 mm. Calculate: 3.3.1 The area of the floor in m2. (2) 3.3.2 The area of a tile in mm2. (2) 3.3.3 The number of tiles you will need to cover the floor. (2) 3.4 Calculate the area of the following shape. (draw sketches to show how you divided it up): Right click to open the diagram in a new tab. (5) TOTAL [14] Please draw a line before you start with the next question.
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The Bаccus Cоrp. mаnufаctures medical equipment. This is a capital-intensive industry and investments in fixed assets exceed $5 milliоn a year. The minimum cоst for production equipment is $75,000. When supervisors want new production machinery, they contact the plant manager. The plant manager approves or denies the request based on discussions with the production supervisor, the repair and maintenance supervisor, and the quality control supervisor. A purchase order is prepared by the purchasing department and sent to one of the three major suppliers of production machinery for medical equipment. The equipment is delivered immediately to the production floor and put into service. At the end of the month, the production supervisor informs the general ledger clerk about the receipt of the machinery. The general ledger clerk establishes an asset record for the machine. At the end of the year, the general ledger clerk computes straight-line depreciation based on a 10-year life with a 10 percent salvage value. Depreciation expense is recorded as a direct reduction of the asset cost. The repair department performs routine maintenance on all of the production equipment. Occasionally the repair department rebuilds a machine to extend its useful life. All of the costs associated with the repair department are charged to manufacturing overhead. When a machine becomes obsolete, production employees move it to a corner of the factory floor and break it down so that parts can be used in other machines. Production employees routinely remove parts for personal use. Some smaller machines have disappeared completely from the factory floor. The general ledger clerk takes a physical inventory every three years. About 75 percent of the fixed assets can be located and identified. Other assets have serial numbers that are inaccessible, so the item cannot be matched to a fixed asset record. Some fixed asset records cannot be traced to an actual item. Several machines that have been scrapped and are being used for spare parts were matched to fixed asset records. At the last inventory, the general ledger clerk did not make any adjustments to the fixed asset records, explaining that 75 percent accuracy in the fixed asset physical inventory was excellent. Describe five internal control weaknesses and explain how to correct them.