Term A Definition Examination of alternatives focusing on costs that change between alternatives. B. A cost that has the potential to influence a specific decision. c. A cost that can be avoided by choosing one alternative instead of another. D. A cost that has already been incurred. E. A forgone benefit of choosing one alternative over another. F. A measure of the limit placed on a specific resource. G. When the limit of resources has not yet been reached. H. An order that is outside the scope of normal sales. Sales revenue less all costs that are directly attributable to that division. J. A cost attributable to a specific division that does not change based on volume. K. A product that can be used in place another A cost attributable to a specific division that changes based on volume. M. The cause of an increase in revenue. N. A product that can be used in conjunction with another product. o. A cost shared by multiple divisions that will not change even if one division is eliminated. A limited supply of facilities I. L. P Capacity Common fixed costs Complementary products Constrained resource Direct fixed cost Idle capacity Incremental analysis Segment margin they Substitute products None of these are correct