On a scattergrap, the diagonal line cuts across two sets of observations, namely: 600:200, and 900:500 which refer to costs and units, respectively. The fixed costs is plotted in the graph at P400. In this case, the variable cost per unit is equal to: a. P1.00 b. P1.25 c. P1.50 d. P1.12

On a scattergrap, the diagonal line cuts across two sets of observations, namely: 600:200, and 900:500 which refer to costs and units, respectively. The fixed costs is plotted in the graph at P400. In this case, the variable cost per unit is equal to: a. P1.00 b. P1.25 c. P1.50 d. P1.12

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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