Multiple Choice
In the mechanics of process costing, why is an allocation that computes costs based on the number of physical units not accurate?
A) A number based on physical units does not include fixed costs.
B) A number based on physical units does not include overhead costs.
C) It attaches too much variable costs to each unit.
D) It attaches the same value to a unit whether the unit is in process or is complete.
E) None of the above.
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