Business, 24.10.2019 01:00 JayJay5817
Steeplechase building specialties manufactures metal stud to accommodate commercial framing contractors in the united states. the managerial accountant reported to the operations manager that there is an order to manufacture
2,300
bundles of metal stud during the month. the managerial accountant reported the following? information:
variable
coefficient
constant
$$170
independent variable
$260
determine the cost equation for the managerial accountant and predict the operating costs at a volume of
2,300
bundles of metal stud at steeplechase building specialties.
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