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Business, 26.06.2020 15:01, howell62

real company is currently manufacturing the spare parts producing 15000 unit annually. the part is used in the producing of several products made by real company .the cost per unit for a spare pati is as follows :direct materials $ 70 direct labour 20 variable overhead 3 fixed overhead 1.50 total $94.5

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