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rafapak


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Hi guys 

 

I would like to ask you for help. I need to know how to do this kind of exercises. I know what answer book gives but would like to know your opinion. It is weird because in both cases work lasts six hours altogether but correct answer is only one. Please, help me with explanation. Regards. Rafal

Monday-3 hours management accounting work, 3 hours financial accounting work

Tuesday-2 hours management accounting work, 4 hours financial accounting work

which day and why  is busier with task from management and financial accounts ?

 

Please find attached management schedule and financial schedule



-- Edited by rafapak on Saturday 25th of February 2017 11:19:02 PM

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Cheshire


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Hi Rafal
As you have posted parts of the question, you might as well post the whole lot as I'm not actually sure specifically what the question is asking.

That said, I had a quick look and am assuming it needs you to say if there are days when the schedule is too full, given the worker only does a 5 hour day.

Easiest way to do this is draw up a table with Monday to Friday for the full four weeks. Then plot on this your financial accounts work, so eg each day you will have an hour opening post. Then on a Monday plot in two hours for invoicing etc.

Once you have added all your daily tasks, then add in your weekly tasks, so for week one on a Monday you will have 3 hours doing something (can't recall now as can't see the piccie as I'm typing....was it collating data or something?).

Then for week three on a Monday you won't have the data collation as above, but something else to do for 2 hours. Etc. Hence why you need a four week table.

I've not checked each day, sorry absolutely battered with work this week, but am hoping that helps.

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-- Edited by Cheshire on Sunday 26th of February 2017 10:23:41 AM

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thanks for reply Joanne

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