Raleigh Company manufactures two joint products. At the split-off point, they have sales values of:
After further processing, the company can sell them for $35 and $22, respectively. Product 1 costs $12 per unit to process further and Product 2 costs $5 to process further. Should further processing be done on either or both of these products? (show and label calculations)
Answer- Product 2 should be further processed and Product 1 should be sell at split-off-point.
Explanation-
Raleigh Company | |||||
Statement Of Incremental Profit/(loss) | |||||
Product | Sale Price at Split-Off-Point | Sale Price of processed product | Incremental sale per unit | Cost per unit to further process | Incremental profit/(loss) per unit |
$ | $ | $ | $ | $ | |
(a) | (b) | (c=b-a) | (d) | (e=c-d) | |
1 | $25 per unit | $35 per unit | $10 per unit | $12 per unit | -2 |
2 | $15 pe unit | $22 per unit | $7 per unit | $5 per unit | 2 |
Raleigh Company manufactures two joint products. At the split-off point, they have sales values of: Product...
Exercise G Raiders Company manufactures two joint products. At
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per unit to process further and Product 2 costs $8 to process
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