Answer-In cost accounting, 'Overhead' refers to:

Overheads, or indirect costs, are expenses of a business that are not directly linked to the production of a specific product or service. Examples include factory rent, utilities, indirect labor, and depreciation of factory equipment.

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In cost accounting, 'Overhead' refers

to:

A The cost of direct materials.

B The wages paid to direct laborers.

C Indirect costs that cannot be directly traced to a cost unit.

D The prime cost of production.

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