XOX Company manufactures part C-1 in producing product B. To save on cost, the company is planning to just buy part C-1 from an outside supplier who has offered to supply 2,000 units @ P 35/unit. The costs to manufacture part C-1 are made up of the following costs: Direct materials P 15 Direct labor 12 Variable overhead 5 Fixed overhead 8 The space used in the manufacture of part C-1 can be rented out for P 10,000. How much are the cost savings if part C-1 are purchased rather than manufactured? P 4,000 P 10,000 P 20,000 P 26,000
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XOX Company manufactures part C-1 in producing product B. To save on cost, the company is planning to just buy part C-1 from an outside supplier who has offered to supply 2,000 units @ P 35/unit. The costs to manufacture part C-1 are made up of the following costs: Direct materials P 15 Direct labor 12 Variable
- P 4,000
- P 10,000
- P 20,000
- P 26,000
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