PCR todays exam
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I'm lost on your labour thing???
I got mine to be about 720000 and hours available exc overtime to be 672000. And as the question stated included the overtime premium in the question after for direct labour cost.0 -
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Weren't there 12 weeks? i.e. 400x35x12= 168000 hours, and there was then overtime on that?0 -
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So 168000 hours available every period??0 -
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That's what I got0 -
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yeh 672000 over all.
and thanks mad dog think thats the first time I've laughed in over a week. So thanks for bringing a smile to my face!! hehe0 -
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no probs Kay - have to admit I'm a bit down now having visited the forum as I think I've FUBARED 1.2 and with my rushed waffle for the memos I've got a re-sit in June!


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Yeh I waffled all the way through the memos, it's funny I can talk for England but when it comes to writing anything down I just can't do it!!! Oh well I'll be laughing again tomorrow, all the way to the pub and all the way back at probably 3am!!! hehe.0 -
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Heh - I'm off to London Tonight - off to a mobile industry Xmas bash I've managed to gatecrash.
It was going to be a celebration after mondays exam - now I'm not sure!0 -
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well to celebrate monday get drunk, and to console yourself for today get even more drunk!!!! Anyone live in the midlands?0 -
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already looking for someone to study with for June, lol!!!0 -
Re:PCR todays exam***Kay*** wrote:I got an out of office reply when trying to send it to Samantha so my email must be working. Hmmmm.... dunno... anyways I'll type it a bit on here what I did is took the 60000 you could produce each period took off the 3% fauly production to give you 58200, therefore in period 1 with 50000 unit sold closing stock could be 8200 maximum, therefore in period 2 with 54000 units sold and 8200 opening stock closing stock could be maximum of 12400 and so on. Hope this is right............ ?????????
Kay..... i seem to recall those numbers your talking about and def took the same approach... fingers crossed it's along the right lines!!0 -
Re:PCR todays exam***Kay*** wrote:I got an out of office reply when trying to send it to Samantha so my email must be working. Hmmmm.... dunno... anyways I'll type it a bit on here what I did is took the 60000 you could produce each period took off the 3% fauly production to give you 58200, therefore in period 1 with 50000 unit sold closing stock could be 8200 maximum, therefore in period 2 with 54000 units sold and 8200 opening stock closing stock could be maximum of 12400 and so on. Hope this is right............ ?????????
This is what i did - i just adjusted closing stock, and kept sales the same, and the total produced as 60,000, so 58200 good production?!0 -
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IΓ’β¬β’ve heard in the past the AAT has taken a question out of the Exam because of Γ’β¬ΛsomethingΓ’β¬β’, I donΓ’β¬β’t why!!
But I was just wondering do you think they might take Task 1.2 out if everyone has different answers, or if the majority has the same wrong answer?0 -
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I hope not I liked that question, people were saying they're gonna try and get 2.2 out of pev but i liked this question also0 -
Re:PCR todays examI hope not I liked that question
Kay - you are a sadist!0 -
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Kay, what did you do for Task 1.2?0 -
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sorry, different people like different questions and I liked this one!!! It wouldn't be fair to take out 1.2 when loads of people didn't like the memo in 2.2 either!!
I don't mean to be horrible!!!!
Where did you take the exam mad dog?0 -
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makem 86, I posted it earlier on this forum, I took the 60000 you could produce for each month took off the 3% you know was faulty to give 1800 to give 58200 you could produce fault free every period then worked this round the sales output ir for period one with 50000 sales and no opening stock closing stock could be 8200, for period 2 sales 54000 opening stock 8200 therefore closing stock can be 12400 etc etc.0 -
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Kay, i did the same but i just feel the question wasn't asking that, the question just wasn't clear enough!0 -
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seems like a lot of people did that. I think it must be right, we can't all have incorporated what it meant wrong. Have you filled out the questionnaire they have put on here.0 -
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I have i said the paper was overall quite fair, apart from the language used on task 1.2 which i thought should have been a lot clearer, basically said i wasn't happy with task 1.20 -
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I'm quite confident about 1.2 I hated the memo at the end.0 -
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The memo in section 1 I think where you were talking about internal and external analysis, errr, sorry, what!!!!
The memo in section 2 I found OK.Think I might have picked a mark or two up with that one
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anyways I gotta go, theres a bottle of aftershock with my name on it!!!! hehe.
Hope everyone passes in February.
Merry xmas and happy new year.
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no your not the only one that thought it was a nightmare! i did to, wa so confused when i worked out the sales volume for the 5th period and dint know whether to round up or down!0 -
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Anyone know when results day is yet?0 -
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Wed 21 Feb 2006, email results on the 20th i think0 -
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Hi just wondered ifyou could e mail me the answers you have done
Thanks
carolinebaldry@tiscali.co.uk0 -
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I am slightly worried as in 1.2 I did this differently to what everyone else seems to have done.
In part 1.1, I got a materials usage of 140208, 113196, 118856 and 124800
Then in part two it says a max of 120,000, aiming to reduce closing stocks whilst meeting sales demand.
I can see that in period 1 and 4, we were using too much and that in periods 2 and 3 we had surplus. Everyone seems to have said that we can produce 60,000 units in each period, but surely in period 2 and 3 we would still produce the same as before? Why would would we want to increase production (and hence use more materials than before) as this would increase our closing stock if sales were to remain the same?
Can anyone shed some light...Sandy??0