Division X of Bella Corporation sells Part A to other companies for $87.20 per unit. According to the company's accounting system, the costs to Division X to make a unit of Part A are: O $87.20 per unit $62.60 per unit O $58.10 per unit Direct materials Direct labor Variable O $79.95 per unit O None of the above $42.70 $5.80 Division Y of Bella Corporation uses a part much like Part A in one of its products. Division Y can buy this part from an outside supplier for $79.95 per unit. However, Division Y could use Part A instead of the part it purchases from the outside supplier. What is the most Division Y would be willing to pay the Division X for Part A? manufacturing $9.60 overhead Fixed manufacturing $4.50 overhead

Division X of Bella Corporation sells Part A to other companies for $87.20 per unit. According to the company's accounting system, the costs to Division X to make a unit of Part A are: O $87.20 per unit $62.60 per unit O $58.10 per unit Direct materials Direct labor Variable O $79.95 per unit O None of the above $42.70 $5.80 Division Y of Bella Corporation uses a part much like Part A in one of its products. Division Y can buy this part from an outside supplier for $79.95 per unit. However, Division Y could use Part A instead of the part it purchases from the outside supplier. What is the most Division Y would be willing to pay the Division X for Part A? manufacturing $9.60 overhead Fixed manufacturing $4.50 overhead

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