Total transferred-out cost plus normal spoilage is divided by number of goods units produced, to calculate ___________?

Correct answer: A. cost per good units transferred out

  • A. cost per good units transferred out
  • B. cost per good units transferred in
  • C. revenue per good units transferred out
  • D. revenue per good units transferred in

Explanation

Adding the cost of normal spoilage to transferred-out cost spreads the production cost over the good units produced. This gives the cost per good unit transferred out, not revenue or transferred-in cost.

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