alleryStart learning →When may actual output be used to allocate fixed overheads?
AOnly when output is zero
BNever under any condition
CWhen it nears normal capacity
DOnly in the first year
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. When it nears normal capacity
If actual output is close to normal capacity, using it gives almost the same result and is simpler.
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