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Chapter 5, Problem 5ME

Defining Terms for the High-Low Method
Indicate whether each of the following statements about the high-low method is true or false:
a. The formula for the high-low method is ( Highest Cost - Lowest Cost ) ( Highest Activity - Lowest Activity )
b. The high-low method can be expressed as Change in Cost Change in Activity = Fixed Cost per Unit
c. The high-low method forces a he between the two most extreme activity data points.
d. The high-low method relies on the fact that the slope of a hit is calculated as “run” over rise.
e. When using the high-low method, the slope of the line is interpreted as the fixed-cost component of a mixed cost.

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Solution Summary: The author explains the concept of High Low Cost Method, which reduces lowest cost from highest cost in the table and divides it by the difference between the highest and lowest activity units.

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