Hi, I have to respond to the paragraph below by answering questions 1 and 2. Could you help me?

2. Thoughtfully respond to at least one other student in consideration of the following prompt. Remember that this discussion is set up so you must submit your post before you will see posts/responses from your classmates. 1. When assigning overhead, provide an example of various levels of activity: unit-level, batch-level, product-level, customer-level, and organizational- sustaining level (try to come up with your own example, not just copying from the textbook). 2. Discuss why it is important to consider a company's various levels of activity when performing activity-based costing. Activity-based costing has many different factors in comparison to absorption costing. One of the most important factors that make activity-ba different from absorption costing is that activity-based costing accounts for nonmanufacturing and manufacturing costs which are assigned to Absorption costing on the other hand only accounts for manufacturing costs which are assigned to products as well. The term "overhead" is use activity-based costing because there is a larger meaning than intended. The expansion of the term includes allocating all indirect costs such as m and nonmanufacturing costs. Activity-based management is when management determines the costs and values of processing activities to find improve efficiency within a company or business if it is needed. More specifically it helps them analyze activities and identifies what causes the activity to increase or decrease. With these it helps management further determine activities relative to customer value in which they decide to minimize specific activities. Reply