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Q. Variable overhead is overhead that increases as more production work is done. Total variable overhead expenditure therefore depends on the volume of production. Variable overhead is usually calculated as an amount for each direct labour hour worked.

(A) The above statement is correct
(B) The above statement is incorrect
(C) none
(D) none
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