CoursHeroTranscribedText Problem 11-68 Joint Cost Allocation and Product Profitability (LO 11-7, 8, 9) Prescott Lumber processes logs

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Problem 11-68 Joint Cost Allocation and Product Profitability (LO 11-7, 8, 9) Prescott Lumber processes logs into grade A and grade B lumber. Logs cost $18,000 per load. The milling process produces 5,000 units of grade A with a market value of $89,600, and 20,000 units of grade B with a market value of $12,800. The cost of the milling process is $18,000 per load. Required: a. If the costs of the logs and the milling process are allocated on the basis of units of output, what cost will be assigned to each product? (Do not round intermediate calculations.) Grade A Grade B Cost Allocation b. If the costs of the logs and the milling process are allocated on the basis of the net realizable value, what cost will be assigned to each product? (Do not round intermediate calculations.) Grade A Grade B Cost Allocation c-1. How much profit or loss does the grade B lumber provide using the data in this problem and your analysis in requirement (a)? (Do not round intermediate calculations.) c-2. Is it really possible to determine which product is more profitable? Yes 00 No Problem 11-68 Joint Cost Allocation and Product Profitability (LO 11-7, 8, 9) Prescott Lumber processes logs into grade A and grade B lumber. Logs cost $18,000 per load. The milling process produces 5,000 units of grade A with a market value of $89,600, and 20,000 units of grade B with a market value of $12,800. The cost of the milling process is $18,000 per load. Required: a. If the costs of the logs and the milling process are allocated on the basis of units of output, what cost will be assigned to each product? (Do not round intermediate calculations.) Grade A Grade B Cost Allocation b. If the costs of the logs and the milling process are allocated on the basis of the net realizable value, what cost will be assigned to each product? (Do not round intermediate calculations.) Grade A Grade B Cost Allocation c-1. How much profit or loss does the grade B lumber provide using the data in this problem and your analysis in requirement (a)? (Do not round intermediate calculations.) c-2. Is it really possible to determine which product is more profitable? Yes 00 No