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| Incremental revenue and cost of | |||||
| Additional processing | |||||
| Revenue if processed further | (7000*25) | 175000 | |||
| Revenue if sold as is | (7000*8) | 56000 | |||
| Incremental revenue | 119000 | ||||
| less:increamental cost of processing | 125,000 | ||||
| incremental net income (l0ss) | -6,000 | ||||
| the company should | Sell as is | ||||
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