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Good lecture. Pls, I don’t understand how the actual cost of $34 is derived.
Pls, kindly clarify me. Thank you
this lecture has funny sound. its studio recorded so i was hoping for excellent audio.
I find it just fine, where is the funny sound?
what’s the name of the lecturer? he’s sooooooo good at explaining.
Thanks
Is it possible for open tuition to solve a standard exam question on every topic treated? this will help a lot.
There are already quite a lot of recorded solutions to past exam questions on the website – you can find them here: http://opentuition.com/acca/f5/f5-revision-kit/
Dears,
Thanks for the fantastic lectures, i am receiving “Server not found: rtmpt://r.acca.opentuitioncom.netdna-cdn.com:80/play” error all the times today, I should try many times to be able to watch a video. please see if the problem is from the servers.
iphones don’t have flash, this is why
@fabiangrey, lectures play without flash – if your phone support mp4 playback – iphone does, so work fine on iphone,
admin i have iphone how can i see the video lectures????plzzz help me i can’t see video lectures on iphone .
@zain25, lectures play OK on iphone and ipad. I am really not sure why you have problems? if on wifi does not work, try on 3g..
@admin, bro iphone doesnot support flash sites …
websites runs very well on it but video does not play on it .
please tell me the way how u look lectures on iphone
@zain25, The lectures play without flash. if your browser support MP4 (and Safari on iPhone/ipad supports it and lectures work fine)
@johnmoffat, bro no its not working … i tried a lot . they are giving me message that flash videos are not supported ….i have done it my times but same result iphone safari is not opening the videos . site is opening fine but video lectures are not running on safari
@zain25, LIke I said before, all Lectures WORK on the iPhone
Safari on the iPhone/Ipad does not need flash player for the lectures to work
@admin, sorry admin u r not understanding the problem .
i have iphone 3gs and safari is not running the lectures i opened it many time its not working
@zain25, Lectures work fine on phone 4 and ipad 2
and I am 99% sure, in the same way they work on iphone 3gs.
- but since I don’t have 3gs, can’t verify it.
however, i would tend to think problem might be somewhere else..
send me some screenshots of your screen with those errors from your phone, admin@opentuition.com (to create screenshot press home and power buttons at the same time)
What happen if the target cost > estimated actual cost?
What we would do?
1. Increase profit
2. Decrease price
3. add more equipment to goods
4….
Please tell me about effect if we do that option
Thank you!
@drhong0000, If the target cost is more than the actual cost then there is no problem!!!
It does mean that the company can afford to reduce the selling price, but they will only do this if they think that they will sell more and that therefore their total profit will increase.
@drhong0000, here’s a relevant case study on how India’s Tata Nano used target costing to make the world’s cheapest car by cutting down costs to meet its targeted selling price. http://streamlinesupplychain.wordpress.com/2008/02/02/tata-nano-and-the-supply-chain/
fantastic lecture
i cant see the lectures
there is some distortion in audio