Two finished products, [A & B], are sold for $16 a unit and
$24 a unit, respectively. Each product can also be sold at the
split off point. Product A can be sold for $10 and Product B for
$8. Joint costs for the two products totalled $8,000 for January
for 600 units of A and 500 units of B.
QUESTION: What are the respective joint costs assigned to
each unit of products A and B if the sales value at
split off method is used?
A) |
$6.40 and $14.40 |
|
B) |
$6.40 and $9.10 |
|
C) |
$8.00 and $9.10 |
|
D) |
$5.92 and $8.88 |
|
E) |
$8.00 and $6.40 |
Total split off market value | (600 *$10) + (500 *$8) | 10000 |
Product A = | ($6,000/$10,000 *$8,000 /600) | 8 |
Product B = | ( $4,000/$10,000 *$8,000 )/500) | 6.4 |
Answer | Option E |
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