true or false

Choose "true" or "false" as applicable for each of the following items as they pertain to relevant information and making decisions about alternatives. The book value of a machine purchased in a prior year would be irrelevant to a decision of the current year. A sunk cost is irrelevant. In deciding between two alternatives, the revenue associated with each alternative is relevant even if the revenue is exactly the same for both alternatives. A cost that is relevant for one decision may be irrelevant for a different decision. The full cost (variable and fixed costs combined) of a product would always be relevant in a decision regarding a one time special order. Fixed costs are never relevant. The sell price for a one time special order would always be expected to be the same as that of on-going, recurring business. Qualitative factors should not be considered relevant. Only quantitative factors should be considered relevant since they are more objective. If the sell price associated with a one time special order is lower than the full cost of the product, the order should always be rejected. Incremental costs are typically, but not always, variable costs