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Sell as is. Further process
sales. 450000. 1198500 ( 5500*105+11500*54)
relevant cost
Manufacturing cost 315000(21000*15). 315000
further processing cost. 0. 260000
Total relevant cost. 315000. 575000
income. 135000. 623500
incremental net income if processed further 488500
the company should process further the product
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