Bronze Enterprise had an ending inventory of P100,000 under absorption costing. Ending inventory costs P68,000 under variable costing. Bronze produced 16,000 units and sold 15,200 units. What was fixed overhead per unit? Group of answer choices P 20 P 25 P 40 P 85

Bronze Enterprise had an ending inventory of P100,000 under absorption costing. Ending inventory costs P68,000 under variable costing. Bronze produced 16,000 units and sold 15,200 units. What was fixed overhead per unit? Group of answer choices P 20 P 25 P 40 P 85

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