An activity that is consumed by a final cost object, such as a product or customer, is called a(n):
A)overhead activity.
B)activity inventory.
C)secondary activity.
D)primary activity.

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A primary activity is one that contributes to the value of a final cost object, such as a product or customer. This contrasts with secondary activities, which do not directly contribute to the value but are necessary for primary activities to function. Overhead activities are a type of secondary activity, while activity inventory refers to a list or record of all activities in a process.

An Activity That Is Consumed by a Final Cost Object