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An improvement that makes a product satisfy its purpose better is an improvement to the product's ____________ utility. A. Infor

mation B. Place C. Possession D. Form Please select the best answer from the choices provided A B C D

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I think B is the answer

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Using this formula

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Let plug in the formula

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Units Completed and 160000 100% 160000 100% 160000

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/Equivalent units of Production <u> 200000 170000 </u>

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Total Cost to be accounted for <u>$623,500</u>

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Cost of Ending WIP <u>$87,500</u>

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