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A product's purchase cost plus the discounted cost of maintenance and repair less the discounted salvage value gives the _______

_ cost.

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<span>I believe the answer for you question would be life-cycle</span>

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C.4.11%

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If Special Order is Accepted - 10,000 Bats

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Direct Labor - 10,000 Nos X $4 40,000.00

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Contribution Lost per Unit = $15 per unit

Special order Price per Unit = $20 + $15

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c)

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1. Effect of on relationship between the existing customers.

2. Whether the order is a one time or can be repeated in future.

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