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kengarrettkengarrettTutor10y ago#1
I should think A Telephone charges are often quoted as an example of a semi-variable cost. There is usually a fixed charge for the connection plus a charge based on consumption (variable). If you make 10% more calls (ie activity up by 10%), the total cost will increase (A). It will not go up 10% because the connection charge is fixed.
Mmansoor10y ago#2
semi variable means that the cost has a FIXED part and a VARIABLE part. as activity increases, the FIXED COST PER UNIT will reduce. and if u look at the VARIABLE COST, this remains constant on a per unit basis. thus the combined effect will be that cost will go down but not in proportion to the activity. answer is B let me know the answer
Eebvai10y ago#3
Am kindly asking fr past papers fr Ma1 and FA1..please
Yying00710y ago#4
i also want pls
MMohammad10y ago#6
What are the absorption costing n the marginal costing? And what is the differnce between these topics?
FSfaisal safdar10y ago#7
i also want this some one please send me too
JJacqueline10y ago#8
https://www.accaglobal.com/ie/en/student/exam-support-resources/foundation-level-study-resources/fa2/fa2-pilot-papers.html For MA 1 paper. FA 1 is also available there
JJacqueline10y ago#9
https://www.accaglobal.com/ie/en/student/exam-support-resources/foundation-level-study-resources/fa2/fa2-pilot-papers.html
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