FreshBake Ltd. produces gourmet pastries. Utility costs are allocated to the products based on oven baking time. The budgeted utility cost for the current period is $180,000, and the total expected baking time is 360,000 minutes. If a batch of croissants requires 25 minutes of baking time, what amount of utility cost will be allocated to that batch? a) $10 b) $12.50 c) $15 d) $20

FreshBake Ltd. produces gourmet pastries. Utility costs are allocated to the products based on oven baking time. The budgeted utility cost for the current period is $180,000, and the total expected baking time is 360,000 minutes. If a batch of croissants requires 25 minutes of baking time, what amount of utility cost will be allocated to that batch? a) $10 b) $12.50 c) $15 d) $20

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Chapter10: Short-term Decision Making

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