All of the following are accurate regarding the treatment of normal or abnormal spoilage by a rm with the exception of:a. Abnormal spoilage is excluded in the standard cost of a manufactured product.b. Normal spoilage is capitalized as part of inventory cost.c. Abnormal spoilage has no nancial statement impact.d. Normal and abnormal spoilage units affect the equivalent units of production

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