NOT Counting Spoiled Units in the Equivalent-Unit Calculation Results In

question 27

Multiple Choice

NOT counting spoiled units in the equivalent-unit calculation results in:

• A)lower cost per good unit.
• B)higher cost per good unit
• C)better management information
• D)Both A and C are correct.

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