The standard plus the allowable deviation is called the:
A)standard quantity
B)standard price
C)upper control limit
D)total budget variance

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The upper control limit is a term used in statistical quality control and refers to the highest value a process variable can reach before it is considered to be out of control. It is calculated based on the standard (expected value) plus an allowable deviation (the range of acceptable variation), making it the correct answer. The other options do not specifically refer to a value that includes both a standard and an allowable deviation in the context of process control or quality management.

The Standard Plus the Allowable Deviation Is Called The