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Under the least cost method, allocation is made to a cell that contains:       Least cost per unit       Total least cost per unit       Total least cost per cell       All the above

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Under the least cost method, allocation is made to a cell that contains:       Least cost per unit       Total least cost per unit       Total least cost per cell       All the above

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Under the least cost method, allocation is made to a cell that contains: the least cost per unit, the total least cost per unit, the total least cost per cell, or all of the above.

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