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Use the following information and explain that how the reduction in selling price
would affect the MOS?
Particulars Rs.
Selling price per unit 40
Material per unit 12
Labour per unit. 8
Variable Overheads per unit 4
Total Fixed cost is Rs. 8, 000. Full capacity of the Plant is 5, 000 units.
Reduced selling price is Rs. 32 per unit.
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