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a. Grade I Grade II Grade III Total Number of stones per batch 70 105 175 350 Percent of stones 20% 30% 50% 100% Allocated

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Grade I

Grade II

Grade III

Total

Number of stones per batch

70

105

175

350

Percent of stones

20%

30%

50%

100%

Allocated cost to each grade

$7,000

$10,500

$17,500

$35,000

Allocated joint cost per stone

$100

$100

$100

$300

b.

Grade I

Grade II

Grade III

Total

Selling price per stone

$800

$300

$110

$1,210

Additional cost to package and sell each stone

$250

$120

$5

$375

Net realizable value per stone

$550

$180

$105

$835

X Number of stones per batch

70

105

175

350

Net realizable value per batch

$38,500

$18,900

$18,375

$75,775

Percent of net realizable value per batch

50.81%

24.94%

24.25%

100%

Allocated cost to each grade

$17,783

$8,730

$8,487

$35,000

Allocated joint cost per stone

$254.04

$83.14

$48.50

$100

c.

Income taxes based on number of stones:

Grade I

Grade II

Grade III

Total

Revenue

Allocated joint cost (based on number of stones)

Additional packaging and selling cost

Net income before taxes

Income taxes

Income taxes based on NRV:

Revenue

Allocated joint cost (based on nrv)

Additional packaging and selling cost

Net income before taxes

Income taxes

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