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Which of the following are used to calculate the standard quantity per unit of direct materials?

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wlad13 [49]2 years ago

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To calculate the standard quantity per unit of direct materials all the give options are used.

Direct materials requirements per unit of finished product, allowance for rejects and allowance for waste and spoilage Direct materials are the resources and materials used in the production of a product that can be immediately linked to that product.

Typically, a product's bill of materials contains a list of the materials that have been recognised as direct materials. The unit quantities and average costs of each material used in a product are listed in the bill of materials, which may also include an allocation for overhead.

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