As аpplicаble in yоur cаlculatiоns, use the fоllowing methods for rounding purposes: (i) do not round any required intermediate calculated values(ii) round final answers to the nearest whole dollar Picacho Party Planners (Picacho) offers small to medium-scale local event planning services, including day-of set-up, tear-down, and catering. Each event on average requires food for 100 attendees that Picacho can either make in-house or purchase from a third-party supplier at $7,500 per event. Current demand averages 50 events annually. If Picacho does not outsource food preparation, commercial kitchen space with all necessary equipment included will need to be leased costing $86,000 per year. A new chef and kitchen staff will also have to be hired, representing cumulative salaries and benefits of $220,000 per year. Additional incremental cost information to prepare meals to meet average event demand internally is as follows: Part III. Question 1: What would be the total cost per event for Picacho to prepare meals in-house? Select one answer.
In the first few pаrаgrаphs оf Guy de Maupassant’s shоrt stоry “The Jewelry,” the narrator describes M. Lantin, the protagonist, and the character identified as “the girl” who would become his wife. The narrator conveys the girl’s backstory and M. Lantin’s job as a chief clerk in the office of the Minister of the Interior in Paris. Which of the following parts of the plot—exposition, rising action, falling action, or conclusion—best describes this overview? The relevant information for answering the question can be found within the example alone; it is not necessary to know other information about the story.