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humai
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Sir in example 6 of chap 14, when calculating total overhead variance for dispatching, the actual total cost will be actual number of dispatch multiply by actual cost per dispatch, right?
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No – the actual cost is that given in the question of $126,720. That is what is actually spent.
humai
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But suppose if it would not have been given in the question then we would have calculated it by actual number of dispatch multiply by actual cost per dispatch, right?
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Yes – that would be true. But it would be very surprising if the actual total cost was not given in the question 🙂
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