Tawstir Corporation has 620 obsolete personal computers that are
carried in inventory at a total cost of $959,760. If these
computers are upgraded at a total cost of $32,860, they can be sold
for a total of $725,400. As an alternative, the computers can be
sold in their present condition for $663,090.
The sunk cost in this situation is:
$725,400
$663,090
$32,860
$959,760
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