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3 years ago

Determine the total relevant cost per unit if starters are purchased from an outside supplier.

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The total relevant cost per unit if starters are purchased from an outside supplier would include the contract price or the amount you would have to pay for the purchase and the freight of the product purchased. The total cost would include these two and dividing this total cost with the number of units purchased would yield to the relevant cost per unit.

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