3. How do you differentiate 'Normal Process Losses' from 'Abnormal process Losses'. (6 marks)
Normal Process Loss - This is an anticipated loss e.g. 15% of materials used are expected to be damaged, this is a normal loss where a fixed percentage of the damage is already anticipated. Normal loss increases the cost of production of the usable goods.
Abnormal Process Loss - The loss realized over the Normal loss is an abnormal loss, e.g. 20% of materials used are actually damaged therefore 5% is your abnormal loss, this is not an anticipated loss, and the amount of the loss is charged to the profit and loss account.
3. How do you differentiate 'Normal Process Losses' from 'Abnormal process Losses'. (6 marks)
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