[Solved] The Cooper/Kaplan "Rule of One" refers to the following:

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Q.	The Cooper/Kaplan "Rule of One" refers to the following:
A.	Only one overhead rate should be used to allocate fixed costs.
B.	If only one item is represented by an activity cost pool, then the cost can be classified as fixed.
C.	If there is more than one activity cost pool, then one of the cost pools must be variable.
D.	Traditional cost allocation systems will distort the allocations for at least one cost pool.
Answer» B. If only one item is represented by an activity cost pool, then the cost can be classified as fixed.

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