Skelton Corporation had planned to produce 50,000 units of product during the first quarter of the current year. The company prepared the following budget on May 1: Budgeted (50,000 units) Variable costs: Direct materials used Direct labor Variable overhead $ 36.000 45,000 22,500 Fixed costs: Manufacturing overhead Total manufacturing costs 58.500 $162,000 During the first quarter, Carson produced 60,000 units and incurred total manufacturing costs of $184,000. The cost-volume relationship used to prepare Skelton's flexible budget for various production levels includes: O A. Fixed cost of $1.17 per unit . O B. Variable costs of $2.07 per unit. O C. Manufacturing overhead costs of $1.43 per unit. O D. Total cost of $3.05 per unit.

Skelton Corporation had planned to produce 50,000 units of product during the first quarter of the current year. The company prepared the following budget on May 1: Budgeted (50,000 units) Variable costs: Direct materials used Direct labor Variable overhead $ 36.000 45,000 22,500 Fixed costs: Manufacturing overhead Total manufacturing costs 58.500 $162,000 During the first quarter, Carson produced 60,000 units and incurred total manufacturing costs of $184,000. The cost-volume relationship used to prepare Skelton's flexible budget for various production levels includes: O A. Fixed cost of $1.17 per unit . O B. Variable costs of $2.07 per unit. O C. Manufacturing overhead costs of $1.43 per unit. O D. Total cost of $3.05 per unit.

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