When using the high-low method, the variable cost per unit can be found as
A)rise over run.
B)run over rise.
C)change in volume over change in cost.
D)vertical intercept.

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The variable cost per unit in the high-low method is calculated as the change in cost divided by the change in volume, which is essentially the "rise over run" in a linear equation. This represents the slope of the line, indicating the cost per additional unit produced or sold.

When Using the High-Low Method, the Variable Cost Per Unit