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An s-shaped line would represent a...

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The cost equation resulting from using

is described as "the line of best fit."

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is a method for determining cost behavior that is based on a manager's judgment.

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The vertical intercept of the

line is zero.

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are a type of cost behavior that is fixed over a small range of activity and then jumps to a different

fixed level with moderate changes in volume.

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The

value is referred to as the "goodness-of-fit" statistic.

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As the activity level rises and falls,

remain constant in total.

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are fixed costs that management has little or no control over in the short run.

i.

The total

line increases as the volume of activity increases, but the line does not begin at the origin.

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is the cost to produce a single unit of production as calculated by dividing the total cost

by the total number of units produced.

k.

The

uses two data points to arrive at a cost equation to describe a mixed cost.

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The

per unit is inversely related to the volume of activity.

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is equal to the sum of

plus

.