ANSWER
Variable cost per unit Highest- Lowest method | |||||
= Highest cost - lowest cost / (highest units - lowest units) | |||||
=($119,500-89,700)/ (275,400-161,900) | |||||
=$0.26 per unit | |||||
Therefore Fixed Costs = $119,500 - (275,400*0.26) | |||||
=$47,896 | |||||
Correct Option : B |
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