The change in variable costing in operating income, is calculated by multiplying contribution margin per unit to ___________?

Correct answer: B. change in quantity of sold units

  • A. increase in units sold
  • B. change in quantity of sold units
  • C. increase in units manufactured
  • D. decease in units manufactured

Explanation

Under variable costing, the change in operating income equals contribution margin per unit multiplied by the change in units sold. Units manufactured affect absorption costing through inventory, not variable-costing income.

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