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| Under Variable costing, fixed manufacturing cost is not included in inventory cost. It is treated as a period cost. |
| Inventory under absorption costing | 800 | =100*(6+2) |
| Less: Inventory under variable costing | 600 | =100*6 |
| Change in Inventory | 200 | decrease |
| Option B $200 decrease is correct |
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