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| Scrap | Rework | |
| Sales | 1,325 x 33 = 43,725 | 1,325 x 130 = 172,250 |
| Rework costs | 0 | -1,325 x 84 = -111,300 |
| Total | $43,725 | $60,950 |
| Net Incremental Income | $17,225 |
Net incremental income = 60,950-43,725
= $17,225
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