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3a. Identify the department that gets higher cost due to square feet based cost allocation.
a. Janitorial department
b. Security department
c. Printing department
d. Framing department
3b. Identify the department that gets higher cost due to asset value based cost allocation.
a. Janitorial department
b. Security department
c. Printing department
d. Framing department
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