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Jet001 [13]
2 years ago
13

Advantages of the method of least squares over the high-low method include all of the following except:

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1 answer:
Vanyuwa [196]2 years ago
3 0

Answer:

The correct answer is letter "B": Only two points are used to develop the cost function.

Explanation:

In cost accounting, the High-Low Method is used to separate fixed and variable costs using the minimal quantity of information possible. Implementing this approach means taking the highest level of production and the lowest level of production and compare the costs at each point. The Least Squares Method, instead, is a set of complex mathematical calculations considering a wider number of dependent variables.

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Date   Account Title & Explanation  Post          Debit ($)   Credit($)

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              Sales                                                                                      12,000

              (To record the sales on account)

5- May   Cost of goods sold                                               8000

              Inventory                                                                                 8000

             (To record Cost of goods sold)

7- May   Sales return & allowance                                      1,200

             Account receivable                                                                  1,200

            (To record the sales return)  

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             Cost of good sold                                                                     800

             (To record the cost of inventory

             restored to Allied Company)

8- May   Sales return allowance                                            400  

             Account receivable                                                                   400

             (To record the credit of $400 given

             to Macy company for compensate of

             damage)

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