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Calculate allocation
| Product | NRV | Joint cost | Allocated cost |
| P | 333600-250200 = 83400 | 181600 | 55600 |
| Q | 54000 | 181600 | 36000 |
| R | 315000-180000 = 135000 | 181600 | 90000 |
| Total | 272400 | ||
So answer is c) $90000
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