Which two coarse data types can be inputted into a standard cost estimate?

The correct selection consists of routing and cost elements, which are essential components in the standard cost estimating process within SAP.

Routing defines the sequence of operations necessary to manufacture a product, including details about the machinery and labor involved in each step. This information is critical because it influences the overall production cost by detailing how long each operation will take and what resources are required.

Cost elements, on the other hand, categorize the different types of costs incurred in production, such as material costs, labor costs, and overheads. They serve to allocate costs accurately in financial accounting and controlling, making them indispensable in the cost estimate process. When preparing a standard cost estimate, these data types provide a comprehensive view of the manufacturing process and its associated costs.

In contrast, while the other combinations include important components for various purposes in SAP, they do not directly relate to the requirements for standard cost estimation. G/L accounts track financial transactions, customer master data pertains to customer-related information, and both Bill of Materials (BOM) and Material Master contain relevant data for product management but do not directly contribute to the definition of cost estimates in relation to the operations and costs involved in production.