Hindi, asked by princejitu397, 5 months ago

when the actual overhead is less than the absorbed overhead it is

A.Over absorption

B.Under absorption

C.Equal absorption

D.Major absorption

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Answered by shivarcha226

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When the actual overhead is less than the absorbed overhead it is over absorption. If the absorbed overheads at predetermined rates are greater than actual overheads, this is known as OVER-ABSORPTION

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