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QUESTION 4 Which of the following statements best describes the results of the product development project by Charles Manufacturing to date: CA The product is probably not viable because the manufacturing costs plus a required markup will likely exceed the target cost. OB. The product is viable because the total manufacturing cost is less than the target cost, C. The product is probably not viable because the other product design costs will likely by greater than manufacturing costs and the target cost. The product will be viable if Marketing Engineering, and Transportation can design eficient distribution methods and customer service processes at cost of $19.50 per unit or less D Presented below are descriptions of 11 input controls. Match each description to its applicable control category. A control that verifies a value entered into a field, such as an account number, actually exists. A control that verifies a value entered into a field is of the proper type such as alphabetical or special characters are entered into a numeric field. A control that will not allow a journal to be accepted into the system unless the total dollar amounts of the debits equal dollar amounts of the credits A control that produces an exception report that notifies the appropriate individual any time an account has an inappropriate A. Validity Check balance such as a negative receivable account. B.Field Check A control that will not process data input unless all required fields C. Zero-Balance Check contain data values. A control that displays related data to an account number input that D. Sign Check allows the person inputting the data to verify the accuracy of the E. Completeness Check account number input. A control that tests a numerical amount input to ensure that it does F. Closed-Loop Verification not exceed a predetermined value such as hours worked by an G. Limit Check employee input does not exceed a maximum value of 80 hours for the week with a separate override. H. Check Digit An additional digit added to an account number that is calculated by 1. Check Digit Verification an algorithm using the other digits in the account number J. Range Check A control in which the digits in an account number are used in a mathematical algorithm to recompute an added digit in the number K. Size Check to verify the accuracy of the account number A control that checks whether a value input is no less than a minimum value and no more than a maximum value such as beginning and ending dates for a purchase to qualify for a discount offer. A control designed to avoid a disruption in processing caused because a value entered into a ned exceeds a maximum number of characters such as a basic zip code with more than 5 digits entered into the field Presented below are descriptions of 11 Input controls. Match each description to its applicable control A control that verifies a value entered into a field, such as an account number, actually exists. A control that verifies a value entered into a field is of the proper type such as alphabetical or special characters are entered into a numeric field. A control that will not allow a journal to be accepted into the system unless the total dollar amounts of the debits equal dollar amounts of the credits. A control that produces an exception report that notifies the appropriate individual any time an account has an inappropriate A Validity Check balance such as a negative receivable account. B. Field Check A control that will not process data input unless all required fields contain data values. C. Zero-Balance Check A control that displays related data to an account number input that D. Sign Check allows the person inputting the data to verify the accuracy of the E. Completeness Check account number input. F Closed-Loop Verification A control that tests a numerical amount input to ensure that it does not exceed a predetermined value such as hours worked by an G. Limit Check employee input does not exceed a maximum value of 80 hours for the week with a separate override. H. Check Digit An additional digit added to an account number that is calculated by 1. Check Digit Verification an algorithm using the other digits in the account number. J. Range Check A control in which the digits in an account number are used in a K. Size Check mathematical algorithm to recompute an added digit in the number to verify the accuracy of the account number. A control that checks whether a value input is no less than a minimum value and no more than a maximum value such as beginning and ending dates for a purchase to qualify for a discount offer A control designed to avoid a disruption in processing caused because a value entered into a filed exceeds a maximum number of characters such as a basic zip code with more than 5 digits entered into the field. QUESTION 4 Which of the following statements best describes the results of the product development project by Charles Manufacturing to date: CA The product is probably not viable because the manufacturing costs plus a required markup will likely exceed the target cost. OB. The product is viable because the total manufacturing cost is less than the target cost, C. The product is probably not viable because the other product design costs will likely by greater than manufacturing costs and the target cost. The product will be viable if Marketing Engineering, and Transportation can design eficient distribution methods and customer service processes at cost of $19.50 per unit or less D Presented below are descriptions of 11 input controls. Match each description to its applicable control category. A control that verifies a value entered into a field, such as an account number, actually exists. A control that verifies a value entered into a field is of the proper type such as alphabetical or special characters are entered into a numeric field. A control that will not allow a journal to be accepted into the system unless the total dollar amounts of the debits equal dollar amounts of the credits A control that produces an exception report that notifies the appropriate individual any time an account has an inappropriate A. Validity Check balance such as a negative receivable account. B.Field Check A control that will not process data input unless all required fields C. Zero-Balance Check contain data values. A control that displays related data to an account number input that D. Sign Check allows the person inputting the data to verify the accuracy of the E. Completeness Check account number input. A control that tests a numerical amount input to ensure that it does F. Closed-Loop Verification not exceed a predetermined value such as hours worked by an G. Limit Check employee input does not exceed a maximum value of 80 hours for the week with a separate override. H. Check Digit An additional digit added to an account number that is calculated by 1. Check Digit Verification an algorithm using the other digits in the account number J. Range Check A control in which the digits in an account number are used in a mathematical algorithm to recompute an added digit in the number K. Size Check to verify the accuracy of the account number A control that checks whether a value input is no less than a minimum value and no more than a maximum value such as beginning and ending dates for a purchase to qualify for a discount offer. A control designed to avoid a disruption in processing caused because a value entered into a ned exceeds a maximum number of characters such as a basic zip code with more than 5 digits entered into the field Presented below are descriptions of 11 Input controls. Match each description to its applicable control A control that verifies a value entered into a field, such as an account number, actually exists. A control that verifies a value entered into a field is of the proper type such as alphabetical or special characters are entered into a numeric field. A control that will not allow a journal to be accepted into the system unless the total dollar amounts of the debits equal dollar amounts of the credits. A control that produces an exception report that notifies the appropriate individual any time an account has an inappropriate A Validity Check balance such as a negative receivable account. B. Field Check A control that will not process data input unless all required fields contain data values. C. Zero-Balance Check A control that displays related data to an account number input that D. Sign Check allows the person inputting the data to verify the accuracy of the E. Completeness Check account number input. F Closed-Loop Verification A control that tests a numerical amount input to ensure that it does not exceed a predetermined value such as hours worked by an G. Limit Check employee input does not exceed a maximum value of 80 hours for the week with a separate override. H. Check Digit An additional digit added to an account number that is calculated by 1. Check Digit Verification an algorithm using the other digits in the account number. J. Range Check A control in which the digits in an account number are used in a K. Size Check mathematical algorithm to recompute an added digit in the number to verify the accuracy of the account number. A control that checks whether a value input is no less than a minimum value and no more than a maximum value such as beginning and ending dates for a purchase to qualify for a discount offer A control designed to avoid a disruption in processing caused because a value entered into a filed exceeds a maximum number of characters such as a basic zip code with more than 5 digits entered into the field