The total costs incur in a production process, is divided by total number of output units, to calculate the ____________?

Correct answer: D. unit costs

  • A. cost of indirect labor
  • B. cost of direct labor
  • C. cost of direct material
  • D. unit costs

Explanation

Dividing total production cost by the number of output units gives the cost per unit, commonly called unit cost. Direct and indirect labor or material are individual cost components, not this calculated total.

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