For a unit-level activity, the total level of activity performed varies
A)proportionately with the number of units produced.
B)inversely with the number of units produced.
C)like a step-function.
D)It does not change with a change in activity.

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For a unit-level activity, such as direct labor hours, the total level of activity performed is expected to vary proportionately with the number of units produced. This means that as the number of units produced increases, the amount of direct labor hours required to produce those units will also increase in a proportional manner.

For a Unit-Level Activity, the Total Level of Activity Performed